2. Net transfer of financial resources of net debtor developing countries, 1987 1997

A. Financial dimensions of the net transfers

Net budgeting, including its impact on the functioning of the entities concerned

3. Net budgeting, including its impact on the functioning of the entities

Net budgeting, including its impact on the functioning of the entities concerned

Negative net transfers of financial resources a net movement of financial resources out of a country does not necessarily denote an adverse economic outcome.

The increase in net financial outflows from that group of countries and the fact that the multilateral financial institutions had become net financial transfer recipients were a cause of grave concern.

3. Net budgeting, including its impact on the functioning of the entities concerned

4. Net transfer of financial resources of Africa, 1987 1997

6. Net transfer of financial resources of Asia, 1987 1997

However, it is an essential component of the overall impact framework, as it provides an input to the calculation of net impact.

This had no impact on the financial result.

5. Net transfer of financial resources of sub Saharan Africa, 1987 1997

Excluding these reserve changes, the net financial transfer from abroad was positive.

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Global financial flows and their impact on developing countries

Net financial flows to countries with economies in transition turned negative in 2004.

1. Net transfer of financial resources of groups of developing countries, 1987 1997

(d) Operating cost adjustments amounting to a net increase of 17.2 million fully incorporating the impact of inflation.

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11. In 1996, overall net financial transfers to developing countries had totalled 87 billion.

3. Net transfer of financial resources of Latin America and the Caribbean, 1987 1997

Determining the net impact on host economies requires careful analysis, taking into account the specific situation in different countries.

Several discussants noted the continued net transfer of financial resources from developing to developed countries.

In 1995 net financial flows to developing countries had continued to grow, a welcome phenomenon.

Unjustified distinctions were unacceptable, even if their financial impact was limited.

In particular, sub Saharan Africa did not suffer a deterioration in net financial transfers in 1997.

Income for a financial period is defined as money or money equivalent received or accrued during the financial period which increases existing net assets.

(ii) A net increase of 27.7 million relating to re costing of local posts fully incorporating the impact of inflation and

However, in part this reflects reserve accumulation decisions by Governments, which withdrew over 53 billion on a net basis from net financial inflows and added them to official reserves.

For example, between 1991 and 1994, 21 developing countries had registered negative net transfers of financial resources.

The overall outcome of the various financial flows saw a seventh consecutive year of increasing net transfers of financial resources from developing to developed countries.

They should also mitigate the impact of the excessive volatility of financial markets.

(a) The significant impact of economic and financial crimes, particularly in developing countries

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Global financial flows and their impact on developing countries addressing the matter of volatility

That was a step forward towards ensuring there would be a social safety net to minimize the human rights impact of trade policies, based on empirical evidence obtained through an impact assessment of trade policies.

80. Measures and mechanisms should be instituted to ensure an adequate net flow of financial resources to developing countries.

All appropriate institutions should make every effort to ensure an adequate net flow of financial resources to developing countries.

8. Net transfer of financial resources from multilateral lending institutions to developing countries and economies in transition, 1987 1997

The net impact on a host economy depends on the nature of the R D undertaken and the specific circumstances of the host economy.

Economic instruments Influencing behaviour and impact through financial means and sending signals via the market

When there is an impact, financial incentives are considered to have been the most effective.

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13. From a budgetary perspective, since outputs are quantifiable and price sensitive, it facilitates review and monitoring of budgetary changes and impact on the organization. Financial control shifts to financial analysis, allowing financial management to move from input review to impact assessment and evaluation of outputs.