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Qaagi - Book of Why

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demographic factorshave influencedinternational capital flows in the past

all the important factorsinfluenceinternational capital flows

a number of factors such as international trends which are beyond our control(passive) are influenced byInternational Capital Flows

the interest rate difference at home and abroad ... but also restricted by the transaction cost of domestic and foreign investment(passive) are ... influenced bythe international capital flows

the country 's economic and political environmentinfluencesthe flow of international capital

The phases of a business cycleinfluencethe flow of international capital

the economic and political environment in a countryinfluencesthe flow of international capital

Do surges ininfluenceinternational capital inflows

off ... crises(passive) set ... byinternational capital flows

differences in interest ratescan leadto international capital flows

this step - several emerging market countries are currently cutting interest ratesto preventinternational capital inflows

up ... the Bretton Woods system of fixed exchange rates after World War II(passive) set ... bythe international flow of capital

in turn(passive) are causedInternational capital flows

powerto influenceinternational capital flows

overseas QE programmes(passive) triggered byinternational capital inflows

a real estate bubble ... the broadening of the collateral basis for real estate loansmight triggerinternational capital outflows

the use of interest ratesto influenceinternational capital inflows

country characteristics(passive) are influenced byinternational capital flows

movements in asset pricesresultfrom international capital flows

country - level spreadswill leadto international capital flows

to manipulate ratesto influenceinternational capital flows

Tax differencesalso influenceinternational capital flows

The persistent sense of crisis in recent years has created a new world orderinfluencinginternational capital flows

the forcesinfluencinginternational capital flows

country - specific patterns that can be best understood in historical and comparative perspective(passive) are strongly influenced byInternational capital flows

current account imbalances between the major economies , which then leads to the imbalances in capital and financial account(passive) caused byinternational capital flows

global instabilityresultingfrom precipitous international capital flows

domestic savingscausedinternational capital flows

Diplomacy(passive) Influenced byInternational Capital Flows

an increasing tendency by the United States to tryto influenceinternational capital flows

a " wind indicatorleadingthe international capital flow

the government solvency ... the key factorto influenceinternational capital flows

This difference of wantsleadsto international capital flows

unconventional monetary policies like massive reserve accumulation and quantitative easing , in which a central bank buys securities in order to lower interest rates and stimulate the economy(passive) are influenced byinternational capital flows

the abandonment of fixed rates(passive) created byinternational capital flows

seekingto influenceinternational capital flows

elementsinfluencinginternational capital flows

the importance and the way in whichinfluencethe flows of international capital

The roadsleadingto international capital flows

corporate tax rates(passive) were influenced byinternational capital flows

significant financial instability in emerging economiescan createsignificant financial instability in emerging economies

the likelihood of banking crisesinfluencethe likelihood of banking crises

fluctuations in the existing exchange ratemay causefluctuations in the existing exchange rate

to a switch to floating exchange rateleadingto a switch to floating exchange rate

the stage for devastating currency crises in the 1990s and for a global financial crisis in 2008setthe stage for devastating currency crises in the 1990s and for a global financial crisis in 2008

to exchange rate volatility and to high borrowing costsleadingto exchange rate volatility and to high borrowing costs

to restarting the Greek economy and fuel economic growthwill contributeto restarting the Greek economy and fuel economic growth

financial booms and instability ... quite independently of exchange rate regimes ( 5can causefinancial booms and instability ... quite independently of exchange rate regimes ( 5

macroeconomic instability since lenders compete to lend funds to borrowerscreatemacroeconomic instability since lenders compete to lend funds to borrowers

in particular , the increasing importance of portfolio investment and foreign direct investmentcreatedin particular , the increasing importance of portfolio investment and foreign direct investment

the stage for devastating currency crises in the 1990s and for a globalized financial crisis in 2008setthe stage for devastating currency crises in the 1990s and for a globalized financial crisis in 2008

a significant capital concentration in the Capital Flows were pointing toward the USA because of a debt crisis in Europe where eventually most countries went into default in 1931had causeda significant capital concentration in the Capital Flows were pointing toward the USA because of a debt crisis in Europe where eventually most countries went into default in 1931

in supply of foreign currency in the foreign exchange marketresultin supply of foreign currency in the foreign exchange market

the demand and supply of foreign currencies and exchange ratesinfluencesthe demand and supply of foreign currencies and exchange rates

to a rise in the relative wage between skilled and unskilled workers simultaneously in both capital - exporting and capital - importing nationscan leadto a rise in the relative wage between skilled and unskilled workers simultaneously in both capital - exporting and capital - importing nations

considerablycan ... influenceconsiderably

those imbalancescreatethose imbalances

incentives for countries to adopt greater shareholder protections , or “ corporate governance reformsare creatingincentives for countries to adopt greater shareholder protections , or “ corporate governance reforms

sharp business cycle fluctuations in emerging economiescausesharp business cycle fluctuations in emerging economies

These booms and bust(passive) caused byThese booms and bust

to the growth of the US as well as the global economycontribute greatlyto the growth of the US as well as the global economy

from foreign central bank FX intervention and reserve positionsresultfrom foreign central bank FX intervention and reserve positions

in worthwhile projects being completed and thereby overcomes a parochial and inherently unfair ( to the emerging economies which lose out ) first world investment biasresultin worthwhile projects being completed and thereby overcomes a parochial and inherently unfair ( to the emerging economies which lose out ) first world investment bias

from globalizationresultingfrom globalization

borrowers in international capital marketscreateborrowers in international capital markets

“ to limited output gains while contributing to significant increases in inequalityled“ to limited output gains while contributing to significant increases in inequality

to the development of new product markets and industriescan contributeto the development of new product markets and industries

the conditions for asset pricescreatingthe conditions for asset prices

to a healthier financial statement and increased investor confidenceleadsto a healthier financial statement and increased investor confidence

asset price bubbles(passive) caused byasset price bubbles

The JSE(passive) are ... influenced byThe JSE

a sudden stop that causes an economy to crashprompta sudden stop that causes an economy to crash

to the gross augmentation of such corporationshave ledto the gross augmentation of such corporations

from the confidence or lack of confidence regarding the debtresultfrom the confidence or lack of confidence regarding the debt

a speculative price(passive) influenced bya speculative price

macroeconomic policy challenges for advanced economies as wellhave createdmacroeconomic policy challenges for advanced economies as well

price movementcausesprice movement

to both convergence and divergenceledto both convergence and divergence

foreign creditors(passive) created byforeign creditors

from trade barriers and trade wars , which pose significant risks to the global economyresultingfrom trade barriers and trade wars , which pose significant risks to the global economy

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