Sentence examples for average remittances from inspiring English sources

The average remittances sent are about 60,000 shillings for the sample of positive remitters.

Figure 3. Average remittances inflows in EE/FSU, % of GDP Source: authors' estimates based on World Bank's World Development Indicators.

In July 2011, the average remittance price to Africa was 10.9%.

The average remittance-receiving family relies on funds from relatives abroad for 61% of household expenditures.

"The average remittance is $300, and people were paying as much as $80 or $90 by the time everything was said and done," Ms. Bush said.

As of 2013, every CCT beneficiary family received, on average, a monthly transfer of 130 US dollars (IADB, 2013), whereas the average remittance sent to Mexico was 292.4 US dollars (Yearbook of Migration & Remittances 2016, p. 130).

(B-C) The two groups of countries display significantly different distributions for average GDP per capita and average remittance per capita ((p < 0.05)), suggesting that the different detected spatial features might be rooted in distinct socio-economic conditions in the various national communities.

Differences in average remittance levels between time cohorts cannot necessarily be attributable to differences in the average length of absence between the cohorts.

First, time profiles of average remittance levels and propensities were constructed from estimates for different cohorts of migrants, based on the number of years since first migrating.

Since migration by Pacific islanders is generally long-term, it would then follow that the aggregate level of remittances will also decline over time, unless the rate of new migration is sufficient to offset declining average remittance levels among the stock of "older" migrants.

Most migrants need some funds and education to get away, so their families are often slightly richer than average.Yet remittances are an efficient, market-driven means of pushing money towards people who are hard-pressed.