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capital flight

  1. The rapid movement of investments out of a market or country that is seen by investors as unstable.


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Notes

In 1998, Indonesia experienced a capital flight, which brought on political as well as economic instability.

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Example Sentences

The three countries have been popular tax havens for Russian wealth since a surge in capital flight began in the 2000s.

As a result, Russia is suffering capital flight and brain drain, and is growing weaker.

One is soon hooded off at, and, after a capital flight, is taken high in the air.

This is also one of the largest capital transfers (really capital flight) in history.

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