Examples of using Capital flows in English and their translations into Swedish
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The increasing interaction between global trade and capital flows is leading to increasing competition between global locations.
investment, capital flows, information flows,
Capital flows from surplus countries have led to overheating in deficit countries,
excessive fluctuations in capital flows can cause severe strains in the financial sector.
At the moment, global capital flows are dominated by two-way capital flows amongst developed economies with similar demographic outlooks.
The main issue addressed by this legislation is the heavier taxation of cross-border capital flows than domestic transactions.
including international capital flows, on both developed and developing countries;
In addition to the domestic regulations, there were also a number of regulations regarding cross-border capital flows.
interest rates, capital flows and exchange rates.
The discussion also touched upon aspects of conducting monetary policy in a small, open economy with substantial capital flows, extensive imports
Capital flows to these countries might increase notably should the conditions for high expected real rates of return be met.
This is quite simply because the capital flows that concern us start out in the European Union,
Their plans to tax capital flows are receiving broad support from political
This also applies even though capital flows in relation to GDP were also large at the end of the last century.
This creates capital flows that are sometimes unjustified,
Given liberalised capital flows, a sound macroeconomic framework is a major precondition for meeting financial stability posed during the catching-up process in the face of high and potentially volatile capital flows. .
This holds even though capital flows relative to GDP were also large at the turn of the nineteenth century.
LDCs have seen a severe drop in capital flows, down 45% since 1990; and official development assistance continues to go down,
Today the capital markets and capital flows are substantially larger than they were at the beginning of the 1990s.
In these days of free capital flows it is not possible simultaneously to control inflation and the exchange rate.
