Sentence examples for aid inflow from inspiring English sources

It estimated that corporate tax avoidance and money laundering were, in combination, costing Africa more than double its aid inflow.

This compares with annual aid inflows of less than $30bn.

This matters, since aid inflows are equivalent to about half of the government's budget.

A permanent flow of aid mainly finances consumption rather than investment consistent with the historical failure of aid inflows to translate into sustained growth.

Aid inflows have slowed just when foreign investment has begun to falter, while profit remittances and interest rate payments abroad have risen, making LDCs "particularly vulnerable" to any reversal in the commodity price boom.

Indeed, there is a striking parallel between the problems caused by aid inflows and the "natural resource curse" (or "Dutch disease" as it is sometimes termed in western countries), whereby inflows into one economic sector – typically oil or minerals – drive up economy-wide prices (including the exchange rate), rendering other sectors uncompetitive.

And a study by two economists formerly of the I.M.F., Raghuram Rajan and Arvind Subramanian, forthcoming in The Review of Economics and Statistics, concludes: "We find little robust evidence of a positive (or negative) relationship between aid inflows into a country and its economic growth.

To compare the size of food aid inflows into the different categories of households, Table 7 illustrates that in terms of the value of food aid4 per capita per day coming into the different categories of households.

And Afghan corruption has been supercharged by over a decade of Western aid inflows and is not easily reversed".

"Afghan corruption has been supercharged by over a decade of Western aid inflows and is not easily reversed".

This is not the effect of food aid as food aid inflows were much higher in the early 1990s period (see Table 7).