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The 14 pages that link to Capital flight, each with the reason it gives.

• Asian financial crisisRelated: Investors’ withdrawals drained reserves and intensified pressure on currencies and banks.

• Currency boardRelated: Outflows can drain reserves and test whether a currency board can honor conversion at its fixed rate.

• Currency crisisRelated: Residents and investors moving funds abroad intensify pressure on the exchange rate and reserves.

• Foreign exchange reservesRelated: Reserve buffers can buy time when private capital leaves suddenly.

• Capital controlsRelated: Controls are often imposed to slow this pressure on domestic reserves and currency.

• Economic policyRelated: Unstable or restrictive policies can contribute to sudden pressure on investment and currencies.

• Sovereign Debt CrisisRelated: Expected default or controls can accelerate withdrawals and deepen financing shortages.

• Emerging marketRelated: Global financial links can transmit sudden investor withdrawals into domestic stress.

• KleptocracyRelated: Stolen wealth sent abroad drains investment and tax resources from the country.

• Mexican peso crisisRelated: Investors withdrew funds as confidence in Mexico’s exchange-rate regime and debt repayment weakened.

• 1998 Russian financial crisisRelated: Investors’ withdrawal intensified pressure on reserves and government borrowing.

• Wealth taxRelated: Mobility of wealth can complicate enforcement and affect the tax’s yield.

• Latin American economyRelated: Outflows can intensify currency pressure and reduce funds available for domestic investment.