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And it would temper money inflows by introducing a dose of uncertainty to the exchange rate.

Some economists argue that a big one-off revaluation would help to stem inflows by reducing the expected future appreciation of the yuan.

It wants the government to restrain speculative inflows by imposing far higher initial margin requirements on currency futures.Dilma Rousseff, the president, has promised to do whatever it takes to control inflation.

Foreign direct investment during April-August 2008 was a record US$14.8bn (a 114% rise over the corresponding period of the previous year), although this could turn very quickly, just as portfolio inflows by FIIs already have.

Average annual stream flow into Perth's dams has fallen by 80% since the 1970s, according to the paper, while Sydney dams such as Warragamba and Shoalhaven could experience a 25% drop in water inflows by 2070 if greenhouse gases are not curbed.

Latin America, the region in which the new left has been most active in rebalancing investment regulation and in some cases renationalising key industries, has increased its FDI inflows by almost 50% in the past two years, outperforming developing countries in general (30%).

The Conservatives have said they will introduce a cap on the total numbers, reducing the inflow by as much as 50 percent.

Even if universal detention cut the inflow by half and even if the time for processing their applications was also cut by half both questionable assumptions more than 25,000 prison places would be required.

We divide the predicted inflow by the 2001 population.

Cervical spinal cord is a heavily myelinated structure, demyelinating plaques could induce nociceptive inflow by affecting the trigemino-cervical complex.

Inflow control devices (ICDs) are usually installed in the completion sections to maintain a uniform inflow by generating an additional pressure loss.