Titlebook: Capital Exports to Less Developed Countries; Wilfried Guth Book 1963 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1963 development.economic g

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Changes in the Form of Private Capital Exports,red with the period before and after the first World War, but have changed the face of these capital exports themselves. Whilst, during the inter-war period, private capital exports were largely by way of acquisition of foreign securities, during the post-World-War-II period they were primarily dire

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Influence of Capital Exports on Exports and Employment in Capital Exporting Countries,roduction or to extend markets, or to take part in the economic development of less developed countries — the profit incentive is quite properly always present. Whilst through successful private capital exports the whole economy will benefit from the return flow of profits, it is by no means so cert

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Capital Export and the Balance of Payments,he possibilities of exporting capital. It is then frequently maintained that such a country is predestined to be a capital exporter. However, this need not always be the case. The ability of any country to export capital depends on ., namely on the one hand a strong balance of payments and exchange

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Capital Imports and the Problem of Internal and External Financial Stability during the Process of .. In Chapter V (p. 68) we assumed that the less developed countries in carrying out their investment programme would, owing to their very low capital formation, have no choice other than to rely on capital imports. Since in most cases these are countries with a comparatively high rate of under-empl

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Conclusions, number of variables. Our purpose was rather to produce a sort of mosaic picture of the many problems of capital exports to less developed countries — i.e. a picture in which each minute piece has its appointed place. From the many questions involved we may, however, in our final review try to pick

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Epilogue,all, however, try to sum up briefly the more important recent tendencies or trends that have appeared since the book was first published in 1957, both in the field of factual development and of ideas. This epilogue is written for this purpose, and I have endeavoured to summarise the main points as b

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The Minerals, Metals & Materials Series part of the international movement of capital, and the provision of long term foreign capital must be regarded as merely one aspect of the overall problem of the development of less developed countries.