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This 4 page paper is written in 2 parts. The first part identifies the main institutional capital flows between countries and considers how these have changed over the last half a century in the context of developing countries. The second part of the paper looks at the differences in the international financial and monetary systems during the end of the 19th century, after the Second World War and after 1971.
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of capital flow. Foreign Direct Investment is often known colloquially as FDI. This is where there is an investment made directly in a country by a foreign government, company or
other organization. By direct investment it means that money is used to create facilities in that country these may be manufacturing facilities or assembly facilities, or some types of physical
presence, usually developing a green field site. The way that these flows occur in poor countries since 1945 has seen s change. Following the end of the Second World War
a high level of FDI too place between the developed countries and areas such as the Middle east with the development of the oil and gas industries, it is only
as globalizations has increased and the need for firms to find lower cost ways of manufacturing goods that has seen increased FDI taking place to poor and developing countries. Developing
countries have sought to create conditions that will make themselves attractive to investors, as seen with the application of models such as Dunnings OLI paradigm, so s the conditions
within the developing and poor countries have changed they have been further able to attract FDI, however a great deal still take place between the developed wealthy countries. Another
form of capital flow is that indirect investment. This has been seen in mostly in the latter part of the period being studied. The developing economies have provided institutional investors
with an opportunity to invest and make a good return as the countries economy develops. Investments have been seen by fund managers as well as venture capital funds into
companies in the poor countries, investment of this type was very low in 1945, but by the 199s the investment in developing or emerging markets was high. The Asian currency
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