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Outlays
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Outlays
Payments on obligations in the form of cash, checks, the issuance of bonds or notes, or the maturing of interest coupons.

Outlays
Payments made in cash or cash equivalents. Common examples of outlays include employee salaries and coupon payments on bonds. Revenue outlays are those made currently or those that will be made within a year, while capital outlays are those made for periods longer than one year. Outlays are recorded as liabilities on a balance sheet and are also called expenditures.


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7 billion francs over the quarter, bringing the total outflows over the first nine months of the year to 91.
To understand how much each of these factors contributes to a rise in the unemployment rate, we looked at inflows into unemployment (job separation rate) and outflows from the unemployment pool (job finding rate) for all postwar recessions.
The fund outflows from emerging markets are being seen as a signal of weakening risk appetite of global investors, particularly in Asia, ex- Japan.
 
 
 
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