Composition of financial flows to Sub-Saharan African countries : ten years into the Monterrey Consensus on the Millennium Development Goals

TitleComposition of financial flows to Sub-Saharan African countries : ten years into the Monterrey Consensus on the Millennium Development Goals
Publication TypeOther
Year of Publication2014
Series EditorM. Eeckhout, and N. de Vink
Series titleASC themakaart
Issue11
Pagination2
Date Published2014///
PublisherAfrican Studies Centre
Place PublishedLeiden
Publication Languageeng
Keywordscapital movements, foreign investments, Subsaharan Africa
Abstract

The overall trend in increasing volumes of cross-border financial flows is positive. It is also encouraging that the volume of private financiers, whether from commercial or non-commercial origins, is picking up. The trend in Sub-Saharan Africa is not so clear-cut but with some pragmatic adjustments to experience and realistic knowledge on the ground, these so-called 'poor' numbers are perhaps not deceiving us so much and Jerven may be barking up the wrong tree.

IR handle/ Full text URLhttp://hdl.handle.net/1887/29025
Citation Key6608