Go Finance Report - Provision of fiscal and monetary stimulus has successfully issued a major world economy from recession. The world economy is predicted to grow by 4.8 percent in 2010 and 4.2 percent in 2011. The largest contribution comes from economic growth in developing countries.
This was conveyed by Minister of Investment Advisor Government & Private, Djatmiko, when Seminars commemorate the anniversary of LKBN Between the 75th, the House Antara, Jakarta, Wednesday (15/12/2010).
"But, still there are vulnerabilities in the economy in the world, including the fiscal situation of European countries are poor, global imbalances such as the imbalance of economic growth, savings-investment, trade," he said.
According to him, the world must find a way for this imbalance can be lost (or reduced). Because, as a result of this imbalance, the flow of capital flows from developed countries to developing countries.
"While developing countries are also experiencing difficulties in absorbing the incoming capital flows efficiently. As a result, was forced to absorb into the foreign exchange reserves," he said.
Meanwhile, to protect themselves against the possibility of reversal of capital flows (capital reversal) can to prevent the strengthening of capital flows are less significant than the exchange rate of their currencies. (GoFinance)
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