Moreover, the influx of capital is unlikely to reverse any time soon, analysts believe.
A capital-amnesty program, a step further than a traditional tax-amnesty strategy, is the only realistic approach to strengthening these economies with the capital they need to reverse their own fortunes.
The macroeconomic forces that drove the capital flows were hard to reverse.
There were times when he voted (mostly with the majority) to reverse capital sentences because of procedural errors.
But as my colleague Anthony Lewis pointed out last week, judges appointed by Mr. Ashcroft when he was governor of Missouri voted as often as Justice White -- in some cases, more often -- to reverse capital sentences.
"Work in Israel has taken a whole generation away from the fields," says John Ashley, a British agronomist based in Ramallah, the Palestinians' administrative capital, north of Jerusalem.Attempting to reverse the tide, a Palestinian conservation association, Riwaq, is trying to reinstill Palestinians' pride in their rural heritage.
The two precipitators, a stock market sell-off and a collapse in capital spending, are not easy to reverse.
Kazakhstan, no exception, is trying an unusual ploy to reverse the pattern: capital amnesty.
The Oxford Economics thinktank warned that the closure of Greece's banks and the imposition of capital controls last weekend would be difficult to reverse.
These capital flows are also extremely hard to reverse, which will lead to persistent divergence in the living standards within the EZ.
