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Otherwise, foreign investors will look elsewhere and domestic investors will continue to hide their money outside the country.
If this problem is not resolved, foreign investors, let alone tourists, will continue to view Georgia as unstable and stay away.
Financial institutions essentially act as matchmakers, linking investors, borrowers, and savers, and recording what people own and owe.
A Financial Early-Warning SystemNEW YORK – Recent market volatility – in emerging and developed economies alike – is showing once again how badly ratings agencies and investors can err in assessing countries’ economic and financial vulnerabilities.
Ratings agencies wait too long to spot risks and downgrade countries, while investors behave like herds, often ignoring the build-up of risk for too long, before shifting gears abruptly and causing exaggerated market swings.
For many investors, credit ratings dictate where and how much they can invest.
Given the problems with ratings agencies, investors and regulators recognize the need for a different approach.
Investors have tried to identify good alternatives – and have largely failed.
Using 200 quantitative variables and factors to score 174 countries on a quarterly basis, we have identified a number of countries where investors are missing risks – and opportunities.
No mention was made of the costs borne by citizens when their national wealth is sold off through dirty deals, or by investors when corruption leads to prosecutions and massive fines.
For example, it has committed to ease market access by loosening entry requirements for both domestic and foreign investors.
In a world where international investors (from both the private and official sectors) routinely wring their hands about US fiscal deficits – and then go out and buy more US government debt – who knows the answer?
The change from the steady (and often predictable) purchases of the foreign central banks of the 2003-2013 era to the less predictable hands of private investors, who are more sensitive to changes in rates of return, is likely to be the signature of this stage of the global cycle.
But investors seeking the best growth opportunities will have to search beyond states’ headline figures and scrutinize India’s districts more closely, especially urban clusters and their hinterlands.
The location of these lesser-known clusters underscores the point that investors, seeking low-cost real estate and a skilled workforce, should look more carefully at India’s economic geography when deciding where to place their operations.
As such, they offer investors opportunities in many sectors, including consumer goods, financial services, housing, and infrastructure.
A more robust intra-African food trade would promote economic growth, attract new investors, create jobs, and help prevent food insecurity.
Although this may be challenging for investors, we should take comfort in the implications for the real economy.
Google appealed, and its investors shrugged.
Investors evidently believe that Europe’s leaders will do just enough to hold their monetary union together.
The more you adopt, the more they (investors) will come.
Private investors, too, consider the US dollar a safe haven.
No system of venture capital - ie, one where investors support promising new scientific developments - exists.
Ultimately, Brazilian policymakers are concerned with their own well being, not with the prosperity of foreign investors.
If and when the two part, Brazilian policymakers will shed few tears for international investors.
When the cost of conventional energy rises, new suppliers see an opportunity; thus, before June 2014, when oil prices were high, investors poured resources into developing shale oil and gas in the United States.
All of this would make fossil fuels less attractive to both investors and consumers.
Managers, workers, consumers, investors, and governments in every corner of the world, many reeling from their own economic problems, have a lot riding on China’s new leadership navigating reform sensibly, now and in years to come.
If the third “arrow” of Abenomics fails to materialize, investors’ risk aversion will rise yet again, hampering efforts to stimulate growth and avoid deflation.
Instead, financial investors have trusted in the steadfast support of central banks, confident that the monetary authorities will eventually succeed in transforming policy-induced growth into genuine growth.
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