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Capital Flows to Africa: An Analysis of the Structure of Official and Private Capital Flows (Record no. 38)

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Personal name Mhlanga, Nomathemba Christy, Ralph D.
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Title Capital Flows to Africa: An Analysis of the Structure of Official and Private Capital Flows
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Place of publication USA
Name of publisher Cornell University
Year of publication 2006.
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Number of Pages 38p
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Summary, etc Although globalization was built on increased world trade, the movement of capital has accelerated faster in the past two decades. It is this free flow of capital that is offering African countries renewed hope of tapping global markets for the much needed resources to aid their economic growth while becoming fully integrated into the global economy. While past studies tackling external resource flows to Africa have focused on either official or private capital flows, this paper analyses both types of capital flows with the intention of providing a clearer picture on composition and magnitude of external resources to Africa.
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Topical Term Capital flight Investments Infrastructure
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Uniform Resource Identifier http://iffoadatabase.trustafrica.org/iff/capital_flight_to_africa_an_analysis_of_the_structure_of_official_and_pvt_capital_flows.pdf
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