Factors influencing capital inflows and outflows in an open economy

What determines whether a country will experience capital inflows or outflows when it opens its financial account to foreign investors?

When will a country most likely experience capital inflows according to the text?

Why do emerging countries with higher productivity growth tend to experience net capital outflows according to the text?

In the context of net capital flows, what happens if the world interest rate is lower than the interest rate in autarchy?

Which factor is more likely to lead a country to experience capital inflows according to the text?

What is the impact of a low savings rate on a country's likelihood to experience capital inflows?

What happens to the steady-state capital stock per worker when a small open economy has unlimited access to borrowing or lending in world capital markets?

In the long-run steady state of the closed economy, what happens to GDP per capita?

What does it mean when a country is a net borrower vis-à-vis the rest of the world?

How does financial openness affect the cost of capital in the small open economy?

In the context of net capital flows, what condition must be met for a country to be a net borrower?

What is the relationship between the world interest rate and the growth rate of population in an open economy?

What role does productivity growth play in determining the steady-state capital stock in the open economy?

What inequality must hold for a country to experience capital inflows?

How does an increase in the world interest rate affect the steady-state capital stock in the small open economy?

What happens to net capital flows in the small open economy when it moves from a closed to an open capital account regime?

What determines the GDP per capita in a closed economy according to the provided text?

What factor affects the ratio of GDP per capita in an open economy to that in a closed economy?