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Capital flightLarge financial capital outflows from a country prompted by fear of default or, especially, by fear of devaluation.Capital flightThe transfer of capital abroad in response to fears of political risk.Capital flight Similar MatchesCapitalCapitalMoney invested in a firm. Perfect capital mobilityPerfect capital mobility1. The absence of any barriers to international capital movements. 2. The requirement that, in equilibrium, rates of return on capital (interest rates) must be the same in different countries. Net capital requirementNet capital requirementSEC requirement that SEC and nonmember SEC SEC-SECs maintain a maximum ratio of indebtedness to liquid SEC of 15 to 1. Capital gainsCapital gainsProfits an investor makes from the sale of real estate or investments. Capital mobilityCapital mobilityThe ability of capital to move internationally. The degree of capital mobility depends on government policies restricting or taxing capital inflows and/or outflows, plus the risk that investors in one country associate with assets in another. Further Suggestionsissued share capitalworking capital Capital market line (CML) Cost of limited partner capital Financial capital Capitalized interest Other capital Morgan Stanley Capital International Europe, Australia, Far East Index Small capitalization (small cap) stocks Overcapitalization Working capital Long-term capital risk capital capital expenditure Pie model of capital structure capital movement Capital market Capital surplus Capital appreciation or depreciation Morgan Stanley Capital International Europe Index Investment Company with Variable Capital Capital-using Capital shares overcapitalised Marginal efficiency of capital |
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