flow of money

For all the innovation of the past decade, nobody had been able to stem the flow of money out of the business.

But it is the gross flow of money that counts in terms of the funds available for low-carbon investments.

Balance of payments refers to the flow of money into or out of a country.

This free flow of money in a regulated system has given us more freedom, security, and utility with regard to personal finance.

In the medium term, the flow of money into the UK from Asia is going to increase.

Meanwhile, Beijing still maintains capital controls that involve sterilizing the flow of money into the economy.

Restricting the flow of money into and out of China protects the country's immature banking system.

The result could have broad implications for the flow of money into emerging markets and the returns on current holdings.

The flow of money between countries did create new opportunities, forayed innovations and helped the GDP to grow.

The Nile's geology may be favourable for dam building, but the flow of money is not.

He irked shareholders, borrowers and staff alike by interrupting the flow of money to self-dealing governments or tainted projects.

This creates jobs and increases the flow of money in the economy, adding to the sum of human happiness.

Kean says the Treasury has used its powers to disrupt the flow of money to al Qaeda, including tracking down individual financial deals.

The current account measures trade in goods and services and the flow of money among nations.

The steps are aimed at cutting the flow of money to the country, further debilitating its already broken economy.

Yet the flow of money is a bet on continued political improvements.

The flow of money from communities, philanthropists and households, for example, is not well documented.

"What is the flow of money? " asked Murphy.

At issue is a vast flow of money.

The two concepts are different: income is the flow of money a nation or household receives in a year;