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...sh borrowings from international financial institutions. Decline in Inward Remittances Inward remittances are an important source of household incomes... ...ears, remittance flows experienced double digit growth. Since 2008, inward remittances have fallen in many developing countries due to decline in econ... ...on in 2008. In the case of Latin American countries such as Mexico, inward remittances have declined due to deterioration in the US job markets. In EC... ... countries (such as India and Pakistan) which receive substantial workers’ remittances from Middle East and Asia did not experience a downward trend. ... ... despite steady growth in software services exports and a rise in workers’ remittances from overseas Indians. Its persistent current account deficits ... ...e 2001, India’s export growth faced a contraction in 2008-09. While inward remittances from migrant workers remained stable. The real GDP growth was 6... ...swana, Democratic Republic of Congo, Gabon, Mali, and Nigeria where profit remittances alone were higher than FDI inflows during 1995-2003. If FDI is ...

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... foreign experts, managers, scientists, programmers, and teachers. Still, remittances by immigrants to their relatives back home constitute up to 10... ...mates that Latin American and Caribbean nationals received $15 billion in remittances in 2000 - ten times the 1980 figure. This may well be a gross ... ...01 (though job losses and reduced hours may have since adversely affected remittances). The IADB thinks that remittances will total $300 billion in ... ...e (Latin American immigrants send home c. 15% of their wages). Official remittances (many go through unmonitored money transfer channels, such as ... ...r than all foreign aid combined. "The Economist" calculates that workers' remittances in Latin America and the Caribbean are three times as large as...

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...ot help. Pakistan, like certain belles, still survives on the kindness of others - remittances by expatriates and other external capital flows acco... ...ffects of armed conflict on traffic in the Suez Canal, on investments and on expat remittances - and the country could well become the war's greate... ...eficit is almost equal to its gross domestic product. Had it not been for generous remittances from Kosovar expats and immigrants - pegged at $1 to...

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... (official) Literacy: 80% Labor force: 2,000 Anguillans living overseas send remittances home; 26.4% unemployed (1984) Government Official name: Angui... ...tary conversion rate: official 10 kips=US$l; commercial 35 kips=US$l; inward remittances 108 kips=US$l (December 1985) Fiscal year: 1 July-30 June Com... ...ectric power: power supplied by South Africa Exports: labor to South Africa (remittances $300 million est. in 1985); $21 million (f.o.b., 1985), wool,... ...nated by tourism (in summer months about 25,000 foreigners visit every day); remittances from Sanmarinese abroad also represent an important net forei... ...ther Major trade partners: France, Italy, FRG, US Tourism and foreign worker remittances: $780 million (1985) Budget: (1985 est.) total revenues, $3.0...

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...i) a sharp reduction in external demand for Mexican products, (ii) a reduction in the remittances sent by Mexicans working in the USA, hitting domes...

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...finition of the beast. In most developing countries, other capital flows - such as remittances - are larger and more predictable than FDI and ODA (...

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...e granted when a man’s actions are devoid of reason; but in this case, the remittances made to you have a reason based on the most sacred and most hon...

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...ttle household, which had been settled weekly, first fell into arrear. The remittances had not arrived from India, Mr. Sedley told his wife with a dis... ...tracted engagements for a new suit for Georgy. Then it came out that Jos’s remittances were not paid, that the house was in difficulties, which Amelia...

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...ore difficult from year to year. He suffered greatly from the smallness of remittances he was able to send his daughter. Meantime he had given up good...

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... gave the weaver ten pieces with perfect freedom, and promised him further remittances. He took down eagerly Pastoureau’s name and place of abode in h...

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...to Sir Edward on this account, I think I had reason to complain that these remittances were only doled out to me at the pleasure of Mr. Ratcliffe, who...

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...hen he went off to play the great man in England, writ- ing every post for remittances, when he knows what an outlay we’ve been at for machinery; and ... ...ving security on the mines and the other property in Peru; but somehow the remittances have never come properly, and he trusted to some great suc- ces...

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...w filter. There was the strain of his of- fice-work, and the strain of his remittances, and the knowl- edge of his boy’s death, which touched the boy ...

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...y came or sent from time to time when Harold’s regular letters, containing remittances, were due. By inquiry, they were traced to the goldfields; and ...

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... exceed- ingly unsuitable that I would be ashamed to mention them, which makes your remittances the more necessary to my daughter’s comfort, though I ...

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...the worthy Mr. Samuel Griffiths of London, being the hand through whom the remittances were made, I may, in some sense, be considered as to you functu... ...rtainty of his condition, to Mr. Samuel Griffiths, through whose hands the remittances for his friend’s service had been regularly made, desiring he w...

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...l go far. You are not going to court,” he went on in a low tone, “to carry remittances to Messieurs de Guise or to the little king our master, or to t...

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...rappled with pressing matters in hand, which seemed little improved by her remittances. When indoor necessities had been eased she turned her attentio...

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...torm in time, and anticipating plunder or confiscation, had made provident remittances to Tellson’s, were always to be heard of there by their needy b...

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...in Dorset had been seized, so that Harry Merrycourt could send him no more remittances, and, as the question about the Ribaumont property in Picardy w...

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...ttle household, which had been settled weekly, first fell into arrear. The remittances had not arrived from India, Mr. Sedley told his wife with a dis... ...tracted engagements for a new suit for Georgy. Then it came out that Jos’s remittances were not paid, that the house was in difficulties, which Amelia...

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...her, the twa questions,” said the jailor. “When I am delivered, and get my remittances from En- gland,” answered the prisoner. Mac-Guffog shook his he...

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...It lay in unopened official envelopes, piled one upon another, quar- terly remittances, horrible as blood of slaughter in her sight. Count Serabiglion...

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... a book of his called The Speaker is still to my mind a model of elegance. Remittances of money came to him from an unknown quarter; and, with a break...

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...o absentee landlords, or of any other kind of income to its absent owners. Remittances to absentees are often very incorrectly likened in their genera... ... all who reflect (and was shown in the paper which precedes this) that the remittances to persons who expend their incomes in foreign countries are, a... ...of imports, until the latter fall short of the former by the amount of the remittances. The arrival, therefore, of the strangers (say from England), w... ...hich only produced and retailed for itself and its immediate vicinity. The remittances must come thither in the shape of money; and though the money w...

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...nd honest but ignorant in matters of account; and, tho’ he sometimes made me remittances, I could get no account from him, nor any satisfactory state ... ...naging affairs for others, that they should always render accounts, and make remittances, with great clearness and punctuality. The character of obser...

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...you just take your remit- tance and yourself out of my life. I’m done with remittances; and I’m done with you. I don’t sell the privilege of insulting...

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... His debts in Col- lege, though not great, were increasing; and his scanty remittances from Lichfield, which had all along been made with great diffic...

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... gave the weaver ten pieces with perfect freedom, and promised him further remittances. He took down eagerly Pastoureau’s name and place of abode in h...

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...gland and Scotland to its natural rate, or to what the course of trade and remittances might happen to make it. In the paper currencies of Yorkshire, ...