The article looks at what factors influence the amount of money flowing into developing countries. They studied data from 2002 to 2012 and found that economic growth, interest rates, and global risk all play a big role in determining how much money comes in. They also found that changes in how money flows into these countries have happened since the global financial crisis, with measures to control the flow of money having an impact. Additionally, they discovered that actions taken by the U.S. to boost its economy did not have a significant impact on the amount of money flowing into developing countries.