Capital flight and political risk

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Determinants of Capital Flight: An econometric case study of Bangladesh (2003, methodology): “Political instability and the generally concurrent occurrences of strikes, riots and general disorder, usually create an unfavorable business climate and bring about fear of an uncertain future, both of which push domestic capital out to safer capital havens (Lessard & Williamson, 1987; Fatehi & Gup”
Africa's Exodus : Capital Flight and the Brain Drain as Portfolio Decisions (2004, background): “A further contribution is that with the exception of Lensink et. al (2000), which analyzes the relationship between political risk and capital flight, this paper is unique in studying capital flight using a large panel data set of developing countries.”
Economic Freedom and Foreign Direct Investment in East Asia (2007, background): “The lagged change in FDI ( FDIi,t−1) has been added following Noorbakhsh et al. (2001); return on investment has been added following Edwards (1990), Jaspersen et al.”
Political risk and capital flight (2006, methodology): “We compare our results to three recent empirical papers on capital flight e Lensink et al. (2000), Hermes and Lensink (2001), and Collier et al. (2001) e that are related to the model here.”