Yet massive population outflows from conflict continued.

Net outflows have significantly offset the benefits derived from FDI inflows.

New refugee outflows

Over the past 15 years, FDI outflows from developing countries have grown faster than those from developed countries.

19. Financial outflows from a country may reflect a loss of confidence in the local economy.

9. Net cash outflows from operating activities were 10,360,710 in 1996 1997, compared with 29,908,428 in 1994 1995.

One is that Governments have been supporting FDI outflows.

Cash outflows from operating activities were offset by cash inflows from investing activities, amounting to 6,978,310 in 1996 1997 compared with 9,446,089 in 1994 1995.

B. Composite Flows and the Relationship to Refugee Outflows, Including

During the FW, when Indian firms began investing overseas their OFDI operations were financed largely through equity outflows from the home country.

Measures should also be taken by home countries to encourage FDI outflows.

New outflows of refugees from the Democratic Republic of the Congo were also reported into Burundi (20,700), Rwanda (11,300), Zambia (4,300) and Uganda (1,600).

New outflows of refugees from the Democratic Republic of the Congo were also reported into Burundi (20,700), Rwanda (11,300), Zambia (4,300) and Uganda (1,600).

On the other hand, recent months had seen large outflows from a number of South East Asian countries, giving rise to major economic disruptions.

During the 1990s, intraregional FDI in Latin America was about U.S. 7 billion, with most of the outflows originating from Chile, Brazil and Argentina.

In particular, outward foreign direct investment (OFDI) from Asia was growing and accounted for the lion's share of outflows from developing economies, with China and India as key emerging investors.

However, these have been partially offset by net outflows of other kinds of capital.

The country has recently seen a large increase in its outflows of FDI by SMEs.

Progress in development had often lessened migrant outflows, while lack of development had spurred them.

It was noted that preventive strategies are needed to reduce outflows and their manifold effects.

Under the OMT program, the ECB can replace foreign outflows from sovereign bond markets through direct purchases, putting Spain on par with non eurozone countries like the United Kingdom. And, to the extent that there is even an informal price target associated with the ECB s commitment to purchase bonds, foreign outflows, at least from the sovereign bond market, are automatically replaced, in full, with ECB cash.

The main refugee outflows concerned Sudanese refugees fleeing to Chad (130,000), Uganda (14,000) and Kenya (2,300).

The institutional causes of the problems that have led to capital outflows should also be addressed.

Table 2. FDI outflows as a percentage of gross fixed capital formation in selected economies, 2001 2003a

Recognizing the negative impact the current situation is having on neighbouring countries, in particular through refugee outflows,

The increase in net financial outflows from that group of countries and the fact that the multilateral financial institutions had become net financial transfer recipients were a cause of grave concern.

Table 2. FDI outflows as a percentage of gross fixed capital formation in selected economies, 2001 2003a (concluded)

The third panelist highlighted the trends and development of FDI inflows and outflows in the Asia Pacific region.

The main refugee outflows concerned Sudanese refugees fleeing to Chad (130,000), to Uganda (14,000) and to Kenya (2,300).

Migration of skilled workers from developing to developed countries was not always a negative phenomenon countries with a large population and a broad and flexible human resources base could replace the outflows.

Efforts to realize this potential and to improve the situation would require the assistance of the international community, for example through home countries promoting outflows of FDI to Africa from the developed countries.

Beginning in September 1931, the markets became nervous about the US, causing large outflows from American banks and thus from the dollar. The Depression had rendered capital markets incapable of absorbing large quantities of government (or, indeed, any other) debt.

While in some areas, old conflicts were calmed, in others, new fighting broke out causing new outflows of desperate people.

However, the Contingent Credit Line has been allowed to lapse without any alternative through which to assist countries with sound policies in coping with potential capital account crises stemming from sudden outflows of capital.

The bulk of these investments (56 per cent of regional outflows in 2003) emanate from offshore financial centres, such as the British Virgin Islands and the Cayman Islands. The main other LAC source countries

The combined result of voluntary repatriation and new outflows was that the number of refugees continued to decrease slightly, from 2.9 million at the end of 2003 to 2.8 million at the end of 2004.

Negligible until the early 1990s, FDI outflows from developing countries accounted for over one tenth of total world stock and some 6 of total world flows in 2003 ( 859 billion and 36 billion, respectively) (UNCTAD 2004b).

The note examines changes in foreign direct investment (FDI) patterns, and in particular the role of developing countries in world FDI outflows.

Stabilizing those situations to prevent outflows and permit voluntary repatriation, rather than local integration across the board, was the best durable solution.

Treasury is satisfied that the focus on matching the more predictable outflows provides results commensurate with the liquidity needs of the Organization.

New inflows of official loans and grants to developing countries in 1996 had not kept pace with outflows of interest and principal.

Moreover, human body is in a stress situation due to diarrhea, releasing multiple hormones. While its confrontation with diarrhea, human body will also suffer from much blood glucose that outflows, which might cause ketoacidosis in severe cases.

They averaged 37 billion in FDI outflows per year from 2001 to 2003, almost equal to the annual world totals during the first half of the 1980s about one third of this amount went to developing countries.

This represents a slight decrease in liquidity, primarily due to higher cash outflows on deliveries and the increase in the operational reserve level.

Countries with the largest FDI outflows are among those with the highest number of bilateral investment treaties, for example, India, Malaysia and Singapore.