Sentence examples for exported capital from inspiring English sources
For a start, it is clear Germany has exported capital on a massive scale since the introduction of the euro – thus supporting economic growth beyond its borders.
This transfer was financed because, throughout the colonial period, India had a persistent trade surplus with Britain, and thus exported capital.
In the years before the crash, the system was kept going because Germany exported capital to the countries on the periphery to allow them to buy German goods.
One irony of the campaign is that having once exported capital punishment to its dominions around the world and hardwired it into their constitutions, the UK is now leading the fight to abolish the gallows.
Emerging economies, in net terms, have exported capital to the rich world as their central banks have built up vast quantities of foreign-exchange reserves.The innovations of modern finance generated great profits for its participants.
The keys to success in many Asian countries were the role of a strong, interventionist state that nurtured industry and an elite who invested in their own country: both have been missing in many African countries, where elites have exported capital to western bank accounts and pursued ruinous policies.
At such times in the past, exporters have understated export revenues as a way of exporting capital illicitly.
"Well, imperialism is the stage of capitalism where you no longer export products, you export capital".
"Russia is capitalist without being imperialist". "Well, imperialism is the stage of capitalism where you no longer export products, you export capital". What, like rich Russian oligarchs buying up large tracts of London?
Only Britain and France were capital-exporting countries in 1880, and in years to come their investors preferred to export capital to other European countries (especially Russia) or the Western Hemisphere rather than to their own colonies.
Richer countries should export capital to poorer ones, not the other way round.
