Examples of using Capital inflow in English and their translations into French
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the instruments to facilitate capital inflow to the Russian Federation, which exist within the EU and its member States.
Net capital inflows to developing countries.
Private capital inflows are forthcoming only to a limited extent.
Providing a conducive environment for foreign capital inflows; 10.
Thus the term“net capital inflows” denotes acquisition minus sales of domestic assets by non-residents.
In addition, tax on capital inflows and temporary hikes of VAT rates during booms could be considered as counter-cyclical tax policies.
was strongly supported by capital inflows, notably foreign direct investment in the mining sector.
meeting the current account deficit without capital inflows became difficult.
Already Target 2 balances have shown increasing capital inflows into the German banking sector from the periphery, a sign of rising mistrust.
The growing current account deficit has to be financed either through falling reserves or capital inflows.
Additionally, capital inflows have led to pressure for exchange rate appreciation,
Despite strong capital inflows, these countries are resorting to a series of measures of unproven effectiveness to address overheating pressures.
As recent experience has demonstrated, high capital inflows and overvaluation of currencies cannot be sustained indefinitely.
They're no longer dependent on capital inflows, and therefore aren't as reliant upon US monetary policy as they were historically.
the financial and external environment worsened with substantial declines in capital inflows.
This study finds evidence that capital inflows foster higher economic growth, above and beyond any effects on the investment rate, but only for economies
In addition, the extent of corruption in a country may skew the composition of capital inflows towards more short-term flows, which will increase
Apart from national savings, long-term capital inflows have helped to finance investment in Spain and Portugal, whereas Greece has had to borrow
as the global economy started to recover from the Global Financial Crisis, capital inflows to emerging market economies-especially,
These capital inflows, combined with current account surpluses in many countries and foreign direct investment,