These policy settings, intended to resolve the combination of slow growth and over indebtedness, and conducted in a globalised world economy; contribute at some level to the flow of capital into emerging markets and the developing world.
Like the experiences of the Asian crisis over a decade ago, for some economies these flows run the risk of pushing economies into very poor decisions of what to do with the surplus of capital. Capital pushed into uses where the returns are speculative and high will tend to result in inefficient use of capital and cause foreign currency liabilities that cannot be met.