Global Development Finance 1999: Analysis and Summary Tables
Type
Book
Authors
ISBN 10
082134367X
ISBN 13
9780821343678
Category
657-Acconting
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Publication Year
1999
Publisher
Pages
232
Subject
1. Accounting, 2. Financial criris and International Trade
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Abstract
1998 was another tumultuous year for emerging markets, with the downturn for developing countries proving to be steeper than expected. Global Development Finance provides information on developing countries’ external debts and financial flow.
The analysis and summary Tables Volume provides expert commentary on trends in net official finance. It examines the prospects for economic growth and analyzes recent developments in private capital flows to developing countries. It also reviews debts restructuring agreements, privatization transactions, and contains summary data for country groups. Additional information about this volume can be found at www.worldbank.org/prospects.
The analysis and summary Tables Volume provides expert commentary on trends in net official finance. It examines the prospects for economic growth and analyzes recent developments in private capital flows to developing countries. It also reviews debts restructuring agreements, privatization transactions, and contains summary data for country groups. Additional information about this volume can be found at www.worldbank.org/prospects.
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Global Development Finance 1999 (GDF) is the most comprehensive and detailed publication available on developing countries' external debt and financial flows. This year's GDF devotes special emphasis to the continuing impact of the financial crisis on private and official flows to the developing world. - from Amzon
Biblio Notes
CONTENTS
1. A more difficult International Economic Environment for
Developing Countries ...............................................................................p. 5
2. Flows from International Capital Markets Decline .....................................p. 23
3. Foreign Direct Investment Resilient in the Face of Financial Crisis ...............p. 47
4. Aid Decline Despite Progress on policy Reform in Recipient Countries ..........p. 69
5. Debt Restructuring and Rescue Packages Helped
Offset Private Capital Flow Reversals During the Financial Crisis .....................p. 83
1. A more difficult International Economic Environment for
Developing Countries ...............................................................................p. 5
2. Flows from International Capital Markets Decline .....................................p. 23
3. Foreign Direct Investment Resilient in the Face of Financial Crisis ...............p. 47
4. Aid Decline Despite Progress on policy Reform in Recipient Countries ..........p. 69
5. Debt Restructuring and Rescue Packages Helped
Offset Private Capital Flow Reversals During the Financial Crisis .....................p. 83
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