During the 1990s, the country of Chile required foreigners wishing to invest in the country to make a one-year, zero-interest deposit in the Chilean central bank equal to at least 20 percent of the investment. This is an example of:

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The requirement of a one-year, zero-interest deposit in the Chilean central bank for foreign investors is an example of a capital inflow control, as it limits the amount of foreign capital that can enter the country. Capital outflow controls, on the other hand, limit the amount of domestic capital that can leave the country. An exchange rate mechanism and a currency board are both related to the management of a country's currency exchange rate, which is not directly related to this policy.

During the 1990s, the Country of Chile Required Foreigners Wishing