Topics
Development Finance
Development finance refers to the options open to developing / emerging countries to raise external finance to help support their growth and development. This can include debt and portfolio flows into a country, net inflows of remittances and also foreign direct investment. Overseas aid for many countries has become a less significant source of development finance in recent years.
-
Economic Development - Can Sri Lanka trade its way back to prosperity?
3rd February 2023
-
Give Directly - Unconditional Cash Transfers to Lift Human Capital
30th January 2023
-
Economic Growth and Development - Vehicle Manufacturing in Rwanda
26th January 2023
-
Development Barriers - Foreign Currency Gaps
Study Notes
-
Remittances and Economic Development
Topic Videos
-
Sri Lanka caught in dance between rival geopolitical powers
13th January 2023
-
Are hedge funds holding up vital debt relief for Sri Lanka
10th January 2023
-
Development Barriers - Capital Flight
Study Notes
-
Is another debt crisis looming for emerging countries?
14th October 2022
-
Development Economics - Ten Key Thinkers
Topic Videos
-
Corruption and the Natural Resource Curse in the DRC
28th April 2022
-
Globalisation - Lego to build $1bn factory in Vietnam
9th December 2021
-
Diversifying Jamaica’s economy in the post-pandemic world
13th August 2021
-
Why market structure matters for development
3rd August 2021
-
Zambia's debt default
18th November 2020
-
Campaigners urge IMF to sell gold to provide debt relief
12th October 2020
-
Direct cash transfers and cutting extreme poverty in Yemen
22nd September 2020
-
Could Africa one day rival China?
8th April 2020