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Showing 1 to 20 of 47 for “"Capital Inflows"”.
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The effect of sovereign debt on Capital inflows to Zambia
… It has become clear that access to international capital markets and high levels of public debt has made the Zambian economy more susceptible to shocks and leaves them vulnerable and does not achieve desired goals of growth and does not encourage foreign direct investment through capital inflows. …
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The effects of exchange rate volatility on private capital inflows in Zambia,1992-2012
… on the effect of exchange volatility on private capital inflows in Zambia. The investigation used monthly time series data for the period 1992-2012 relating to exchange rate, gross domestic product, foreign direct investment and foreign portfolio investment. Exchange rate volatility was estimated …
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The effects of exchange rate volatility on private capital inflows in Zambia,1992-2012
… on the effect of exchange volatility on private capital inflows in Zambia. The investigation used monthly time series data for the period 1992-2012 relating to exchange rate, gross domestic product, foreign direct investment and foreign portfolio investment. Exchange rate volatility was estimated …
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Impacts of Volatility Spillovers, Economic Volatility and Capital Inflows on Mortgage-backed Financial Markets
… housing sector. There is large surge of foreign capital flows to the U.S, particularly since late 1990s. The net foreign holdings of U.S. financial assets have become very significant in the U.S. Treasury notes and bonds. Foreign investors also hold a growing share of securities of the U.S. …
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The Liberalization of Capital Outflows and Its Positive influence on capital inflows : modelsand empirical analysis
The liberalization of capital outflows could cause an increase, rather than decrease, in capital inflows. The aim of this thesis is to explore the paradox. Empirical evidence from four countries, Spain, New Zealand, Italy and Uruguay, is introduced to illustrate the positive influence of …
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Trade liberalization, fiscal federalism, and foreign capital inflows in the context of the Chinese reforms
In recent years China is increasingly considered as a successful example for a transition towards a market economy. The growth rate of the Chinese economy has averaged 9.5 percent in the past fifteen years. What are the secrets behind the Chinese story? This dissertation aims to answer this …
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The US Unconventional Monetary Policy and International Capital Flows to Emerging Market Economies
… effects of US monetary policy on international capital inflows to emerging market economies (EMEs) from 2003Q1 to 2019Q4, with a focus on quantitative easing (QE) and its normalization phases, including both tapering and quantitative tightening (QT). Using a panel data model with fixed effects, …
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A macroeconometric analysis of South Africa’s post-liberalisation capital inflow components
… Latin America, South Africa received substantial capital inflows following socio-political and financial liberalisation in the mid-1990s. However, unlike many other emerging countries, the bulk of South Africa’s post-liberalisation inflows have been in the traditionally short-term forms of …
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The effect of capital flows on the Kenyan economy
Foreign capital inflows (FCI) play an important role in the economic development of the recipient country as they fund investments and promote growth. However, the size and composition of such inflows are determined on the basis of country specific requirements. The study investigates the impact of …
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The Relationship Between Capital Inflow Surges and Stock Price Booms in Emerging Countries
… made emerging economies attractive to foreign capital inflows. Along with the benefits have been costs. At times, excessive capital inflows have led to domestic credit booms and asset price bubbles. There is little doubt that on average, capital inflow surges are likely to increase stock …
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Impact of state fragility on capital flows and economic growth in Nigeria
… to investigate the impact of state fragility on capital inflows and economic growth in Nigeria over the period 1980-2015. In line with existing studies, it adopts an augmented neoclassical growth model where capital is divided into domestic and foreign capital inflows (FDI, ODA and Remittances). …
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Impact of state fragility on capital flows and economic growth in Nigeria
… to investigate the impact of state fragility on capital inflows and economic growth in Nigeria over the period 1980-2015. In line with existing studies, it adopts an augmented neoclassical growth model where capital is divided into domestic and foreign capital inflows (FDI, ODA and Remittances). …
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Causal relationship between financial capital financial flows and economic growth in South Africa
… test the causal relationship between financial capital flows and economic growth in South Africa. Developing countries rely significantly on foreign capital inflows to supplement domestic savings for investment and growth. Foreign investment is essential to emerging nations' economic growth …
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A computable general equilibrium analysis of a statewide fiscal reform: the case of Michigan's 1993-3 property tax reform
… where property taxes, in an economy with fixed capital, are "profit-taxes" on capital rather than taxes on other inputs or output. The latter are affected indirectly through "excise tax" effects. The dissertation uses the "New View'' theory in the context where one jurisdiction (Michigan) …
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The impact of capital flows on exchange rates: Evidence from Sub-Saharan Africa
With the low levels of domestic savings, capital flows can narrow the financing gap and contribute to economic growth and development. However, capital flows can also lead to negative, possibly unintended, consequences. As such, the study sought to ascertain the relationship between capital flows …
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The Role of Development Finance Institutions and Aid Agencies in Zimbabwe’s achievement of Sustainable Development Goals
… institutions, economic reform, competent human capital and international trade. While the factors linked to governance were ranked highly in terms of significance in driving Zimbabwe’ s achievement of sustainable development goals, the numeric difference on points scored were not materially …
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The drivers of foreign direct investment in telecommunications among developing countries : the role of government
… developing countries have received considerable inflows of FDI in telecommunications through multinational companies, headquartered in developed countries that either have purchased state-owned telecom providers or have entered mobile markets. In this context, since the late 1990s a few domestic …
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The role of institutions in Shaping foreign capital: Evidence from South Africa and Zimbabwe
… (particularly property rights) on foreign capital in two Southern African countries (namely Zimbabwe and South Africa). This is motivated by the recent theoretical emphasis on the role played by institutional factors such as property rights protection and the rule of law in determining …
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External factors of economic growth in the transition: economies of the Baltics and Central Asia
… interrelatedness of economies, foreign trade and capital flows may prove crucial when considering their growth perspectives. This assertion is corroborated by contrasting growth experiences of the Baltic and Central Asian transition economies, which have undergone significant transformations in …
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Demand for Excess Reserves by Commercial Banks in Papua New Guinea
… four involuntary variables of foreign reserve inflows, private sector lending, private sector deposits and treasury bill rate. The selection of these variables is determined by data availability and relevance to the economy of PNG. The findings suggest that the discount rate, volatility of …
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