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WAGES, PROFITS AND CAPITAL FLIGHT* [PDF]
Economics & Politics, 1991 We model capital flight as the outcome of a non‐cooperative differential game between workers (who control the wage share) and capitalists (who control investment at home and abroad). There are three equilibria for such a game. Along the interior equilibrium, the domestic economy becomes “decapitalized” as investors build up their holdings of foreign ...
Velasco, Andres, Tornell, Aaron
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FLIGHT OF CAPITAL OR FLIGHT OF FANCY?
Oxford Journal of Archaeology, 1983Summary. It has been suggested, on the evidence of mosaics, inscriptions, religious cults and villa plans, that a flight of capital from Gaul and Germany to Britain took place in the late 3rd and early 4th centuries. Villa plans in particular have been used to support this idea; analysis shows that the specific continental connections alleged for them
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, 2007 The author provides empirical evidence on the effects of inflation on post-war capital flight flows. He tests the hypothesis that inflation has a positive additional impact on capital flight flows after war. He uses a new panel dataset of 77 developing countries, of which 35 experienced at least one episode of war between 1971 and 2000. The author uses
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On the determinants of capital flight
2023Capital flight is a serious concern for developing countries for its prevalence and its deleterious impacts on economic growth and welfare, macroeconomic stability, income distribution and other social costs, and linkage to other illegal activities. A good understanding of its determinants is essential for policymakers to formulate a sound response to ...
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2017
Many developing countries have experienced large-scale capital flight at the same time as they were borrowing from external creditors. The dual phenomena of external debt and capital flight raise important questions. Why does capital flee developing countries even as foreign creditors continue to lend to them?
James K. Boyce, Léonce Ndikumana
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Many developing countries have experienced large-scale capital flight at the same time as they were borrowing from external creditors. The dual phenomena of external debt and capital flight raise important questions. Why does capital flee developing countries even as foreign creditors continue to lend to them?
James K. Boyce, Léonce Ndikumana
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Journal of Interamerican Studies and World Affairs, 1991
Why is it that when an American puts money abroad it is called "foreign investment" and when an Argentinean does the same it is called "capital flight"? Why is it when an American company puts 30% of its equity abroad it is called "strategic diversification" and when a Bolivian businessman puts only 4% abroad it is called "lack of confidence"?— Stephen
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Why is it that when an American puts money abroad it is called "foreign investment" and when an Argentinean does the same it is called "capital flight"? Why is it when an American company puts 30% of its equity abroad it is called "strategic diversification" and when a Bolivian businessman puts only 4% abroad it is called "lack of confidence"?— Stephen
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On The Determinants Of Capital Flight: A New Approach
Journal of the Asia Pacific Economy, 2002This paper seeks to contribute to the literature on capital flight determinants by employing a new approach to the estimation of capital flight equations over four different measures of capital flight for Malaysian time- series data during the period 1970-96.
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The World Economy, 2002
This paper offers a definitive distinction between capital flight and capital outflows. It unifies and synthesises the capital flight concept as used in both theoretical and empirical work and shows that various definitions have two common elements. These are: (1) capital flight is a subset of capital outflows from developing countries by its residents;
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This paper offers a definitive distinction between capital flight and capital outflows. It unifies and synthesises the capital flight concept as used in both theoretical and empirical work and shows that various definitions have two common elements. These are: (1) capital flight is a subset of capital outflows from developing countries by its residents;
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Challenge, 2001
The world is awash with proposals about restructuring international financial architecture. But few are concerned about one of the most damaging trends: capital flight from poor to rich countries. This political scientist examines the issues and the consequences.
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The world is awash with proposals about restructuring international financial architecture. But few are concerned about one of the most damaging trends: capital flight from poor to rich countries. This political scientist examines the issues and the consequences.
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