This paper is a literature survey on capital flows to developing countries. It analyzes thecharacteristics of the different components of capital flows. It also focuses on the factors,internal and external, that make capital flow into developing countries, as well as on theconsequences of these flows -and their reversals- on the health of the recipient economies.Finally, it surveys the policies that have been implemented to handle them in search for themost recommendable ones. Its main conclusion is that capital inflows play a very importantrole for developing countries by being an alternative for these economies to undergo a pathof growth, a possibility that otherwise will be undermined by the lack of sufficient domesticsavings. However,...
This study analyzes capital flows to least developed countries (LDCs) to understand their determinan...
This paper assesses the impact of capital inflows and their composition on the real exchange rate an...
Many developing countries face deficiencies of domestic saving and foreign exchange. With foreign ai...
This paper is a literature survey on capital flows to developing countries. It analyzes thecharacter...
The surge of private capital flows to developing countries that occurred in the 1990s has been the m...
Some Remarks on the Definition and Magnitude of Recent Capital Flight from Developing Countries ...
At the beginning of the 1990s, the development of a global capital market with a larger role for cap...
Capital flows to developing countries are small and are mostly take the form of loans rather than di...
One of the challenges faced by developing countries is to stimulate investment for achieving higher ...
Global capital flows are becoming increasingly important in the world economy. In a series of four e...
Are capital inflows associated with faster income growth? There are a large number of empirical stud...
Consequent to developed and liberalized financial markets in emerging market economies, the magnitud...
This paper explains adverse international capital flows and economic growth using a model with asymm...
Since 1990 capital has flowed from industrial countries to developing regions like Latin America, an...
We have now witnessed more than half a decade of relatively heavy capital inflows to a large group o...
This study analyzes capital flows to least developed countries (LDCs) to understand their determinan...
This paper assesses the impact of capital inflows and their composition on the real exchange rate an...
Many developing countries face deficiencies of domestic saving and foreign exchange. With foreign ai...
This paper is a literature survey on capital flows to developing countries. It analyzes thecharacter...
The surge of private capital flows to developing countries that occurred in the 1990s has been the m...
Some Remarks on the Definition and Magnitude of Recent Capital Flight from Developing Countries ...
At the beginning of the 1990s, the development of a global capital market with a larger role for cap...
Capital flows to developing countries are small and are mostly take the form of loans rather than di...
One of the challenges faced by developing countries is to stimulate investment for achieving higher ...
Global capital flows are becoming increasingly important in the world economy. In a series of four e...
Are capital inflows associated with faster income growth? There are a large number of empirical stud...
Consequent to developed and liberalized financial markets in emerging market economies, the magnitud...
This paper explains adverse international capital flows and economic growth using a model with asymm...
Since 1990 capital has flowed from industrial countries to developing regions like Latin America, an...
We have now witnessed more than half a decade of relatively heavy capital inflows to a large group o...
This study analyzes capital flows to least developed countries (LDCs) to understand their determinan...
This paper assesses the impact of capital inflows and their composition on the real exchange rate an...
Many developing countries face deficiencies of domestic saving and foreign exchange. With foreign ai...