Sentence examples for inward capital from inspiring English sources

Business is, after all, the key driver of job creation and growth in developing countries, accounting for an average 60% of gross domestic product, 80% of inward capital flows and 90% of jobs.

Macroprudential policies might very effectively filter out some of them (like inward capital flows from reserve-accumulating foreign governments) while leaving other savings perfectly free to scale up investment and boost the economy.It simply doesn't make sense in this context to imagine that all investment is alike.

"There is a substantial danger that the UK will find it increasingly hard to attract the inward flows of capital needed to finance the current account deficit, particularly given its recent credit rating downgrades and the very real possibility of more to come," Archer said.

Nevertheless, the downward path of NFA in Fig. 8 confirms the initial inward flow of capital and the depressed NFA position described above (see Fig. 4).

Between 1860 and 1900 the colonies had little formal relation with each other; instead they concentrated their attention inward on their capitals.

It is about the very high risk of jobs, capital and inward investment leaving Europe entirely.

Along with Deutsche Bank and KPMG, which already have large bases in Birmingham, the financial and services sector has helped drive inward migration from the capital where the cost of living is prohibitive.

The natural beauty of these areas have been complimented by a range of high-quality developments and inward investment, meaning that capital growth is on the up.

China now allows relatively free currency conversion for current account transactions, which primarily deal with traded goods, but it maintains strict controls over the inward and outward flows of capital accounts -- money used for investment.

Tables 1 and 2 show overall capital inflows and inward FDI for Argentina and Mexico from 1990-96; even though such balance of payments numbers tend to confuse internal capital transfers within firms (which behave like portfolio capital) with true changes in control, there is still a striking lack of correlation - or perhaps even an inverse correlation - between overall capital inflow and FDI.

Figure 4 shows total capital flows into South Korea, inward direct investment, and outward direct investment.