The phrase 'community of origin' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to the community a person or group of people comes from. For example, "The student came from a small rural community of origin."
In addition to the shown regressors, specification (2) contains fixed-effects for the last year in the U.S. and community of origin in Mexico, as well as community of origin time trends.
The descriptive analysis does not take into account all characteristics of migrants, their family and community of origin.
In our analysis, we also attempt to test the possible link between the poverty rate of the community of origin and the remittance behavior of migrants.
Therefore, employment opportunities in the community of origin indicate the degree of likelihood that migration is motivated by the need to cover current household expenses as opposed to the simple desire to accumulate savings.
Specifically, using data collected in Botswana in 1978-79, Lucandand Stark (1985) found that transfers from migrants to their family increase with the severity of droughts in the community of origin.
Column (2) expands our baseline specification by adding the demographic and migration-related characteristics included in Table 1, as well as fixed effects for the community of origin, U.S. county of residence and last year in the United States.
Additionally, the specification in column (2) contains community of origin-specific time trends.
Additionally, controlling for community of origin-specific time trends and for the communities' population at the time of their last migration addresses time-varying characteristics that change with the community size and that clearly impact remittance transfers, such as the availability of financial and money transfer services, educational and employment opportunities.
In addition, the vector X includes a series of fixed-effects for the communities where migrants are from in Mexico, along with community of origin-specific time trends and some time-varying information on the population of those communities at the time of migrants' last U.S. trip.
It is true that the communities of origin for many prisoners are disenfranchised when their incarcerated members are counted as living in remote prisons when districts are drawn up.
National authorities are also responsible for providing education to those children who never leave their communities of origin.
