Examples of using Inflows in English and their translations into Chinese
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For example, among the 50 LDCs, ODA still exceeds FDI inflows in 38 countries(UNCTAD 2006b, p. 2).
After a precipitous decline in late 2008 and early 2009, net private capital inflows to emerging market economies have rebounded.
Named after Queen Victoria, it is one of the Great African Lakes, and is fed by inflows from the Kagera River.
Since opening up to FDI did not by itself guarantee inflows, other measures such as privatization might be needed to attract FDI.
In the top 100 countries for foreign direct investment inflows, based on United Nations data, in 2014 or 2013.
However, the laterally inputting underground rivers in southern China are all concentrated inflows of surface water, i.e. point-filling recharge to aquifers.
Violence, insecurity and civil unrest have resulted in internal displacement and refugee and migrant inflows, economic decline and increased cost of living.
This reflects sustained job creation in the sector, particularly in manufacturing and construction, fueled by the Build Build Build program and direct investment inflows.
Global FDI inflows grew in 2007 to an estimated $1.8 trillion, surpassing the record level reached in 2000.
Treasury inflows were led by private investors, which bought $41.686 billion, offsetting selling by foreign official institutions to the tune of around $41.69 billion.
This was the first rise in six years, but inflows remain well below the 2011 peak during the commodities boom.
It is also vital to favour countries with small-scale economies through greater capital inflows and debt relief programmes.
Most new regulations have focused on limiting inflows, although some regulations, such as the controls introduced by Malaysia in 1998, have also been used to limit outflows.
At the same time, net private capital inflows to middle-income countries declined from more than $1 trillion in 2007 to less than $500 billion in 2008.
In 1995, net transfers amounted to $13 billion, thanks mainly to increased inflows of official development finance.
As shown in figure 1, the cash inflows and outflows related to project delivery activities form a bell-shaped curve and an inverted bell-shaped curve, respectively.
The debate will discuss how different groups of countries can manage capital inflows in order to strengthen real investment and reduce potential adverse macroeconomic effects.
Ultimately, FDI inflows(and the resulting benefits in terms of economic development) had also helped domestic companies to become successful foreign investors abroad.
These inflows, combined with lower food prices, boosted household real incomes and spending.
The report said that in 2008, global foreign direct investment inflows fell by 14% from the previous year to $1.7 trillion.