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REMITTANCES Though the sending countries lose professional people through
emigration , they do get substantial income from remittances . The World Bank
has estimated that the global flow of remittances in 1989 was $ 65.6 billion ...
REMITTANCES Though the sending countries lose professional people through
emigration , they do get substantial income from remittances . The World Bank
has estimated that the global flow of remittances in 1989 was $ 65.6 billion ...
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Pakistan , too , has been steadily loosening foreign exchange controls : in 1991 ,
the rules were changed to allow any Pakistani to operate a foreign exchange
account provided that it is fed by remittances from abroad or by foreign currency ...
Pakistan , too , has been steadily loosening foreign exchange controls : in 1991 ,
the rules were changed to allow any Pakistani to operate a foreign exchange
account provided that it is fed by remittances from abroad or by foreign currency ...
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Remittance data ( flow data ) The economic dimension is an independent
determinant of whether or not to select countries ... Countries or areas are
designated as major sending / emigration countries ( S ) if the inflow of
remittances from their ...
Remittance data ( flow data ) The economic dimension is an independent
determinant of whether or not to select countries ... Countries or areas are
designated as major sending / emigration countries ( S ) if the inflow of
remittances from their ...
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