Markets and the currency are closely controlled and capital movements in and out of the country are restricted. (scientificamerican.com)
The record of the post-World War II development of the advanced economies clearly illustrates the contribution made by the liberalization of capital movements as economies benefit from the resulting market allocation of financial resources. (businessinsider.com)
[5] Similarly, the CJEU held that Greece infringed both Art. 56 EC, now Art. 63 TFEU and the Art. 40 of the Agreement on the European Economic Area, the free capital movement equivalent of Art. 63 TFEU in Case C - 406 / 07 Commission / Greece by taxing foreign shareholders when receiving dividends of Greek companies whilst not taxing domestic shareholders. (europeanlawblog.eu)