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PATTERN OF FINANCIAL FLOWS WITHIN THE EUROPEAN UNION: FIRST INSIGHTS ABOUT CREDITOR-DEBTOR COUNTRY RELATIONSHIP

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Figure 2. Bilateral net investment positions of Germany, France and the UK with Ireland 2001–2009Source: Authors, on the basis IMF database on Trade and Investment.
Figure 5. Bilateral net investment positions of Germany, France and the UK with Spain 2001–2009 Source: Authors, on the basis IMF database on Trade and
Figure 7. IIP categories quarterly, Spain 1999Q1–2009Q2 Source: Authors, on the basis of the IFS database, IMF, Washington D.C.

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