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But , as Chapter 8 explains , the sending countries can also be profoundly
affected – both positively and negatively . The chief benefit is financial , as
emigrants transfer their earnings back to their home communities - more than US
$ 65 billion ...
But , as Chapter 8 explains , the sending countries can also be profoundly
affected – both positively and negatively . The chief benefit is financial , as
emigrants transfer their earnings back to their home communities - more than US
$ 65 billion ...
Page 109
While wages for domestic workers are poor by the standards of the host country ,
they are far superior to what might be earned in a profession in the sending
country . In the Philippines a teacher earns around $ 100 per month while as a ...
While wages for domestic workers are poor by the standards of the host country ,
they are far superior to what might be earned in a profession in the sending
country . In the Philippines a teacher earns around $ 100 per month while as a ...
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Its 1990 report , Unauthorized migration : An economic development response ,
confirmed what has become clear from evidence in the Americas and elsewhere :
the only answer is sustained economic development in the sending countries ...
Its 1990 report , Unauthorized migration : An economic development response ,
confirmed what has become clear from evidence in the Americas and elsewhere :
the only answer is sustained economic development in the sending countries ...
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