“When we look at the experiences of other economies that have gone through this process, it’s clear that in NATO and in the years prior to NATO accession and EU accession, capital inflows in the region in particular countries significantly increased. Stronger prospects for EU and NATO integration would positively affect the risk premium for the economy, which of course is a very important determinant for investment,” Macedonia’s central bank Governor Anita Angelovska-Bezhoska said in an interview with Bloomberg.