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Capital inflows into Cyprus accelerated after it appeared that Ireland's banking system had serious problems. This happened through demand deposits that could be withdrawn quickly. The problem of volatile capital flows is similiar to that faced by Asian countries in the 1997 Asian banking crisis when capital outflows came at the worst possible time for the banks.
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