Sentence examples similar to concluding remittance from inspiring English sources
This leads me to conclude that remittance behaviour changes with marriage and differently so for migrants who marry a spouse from the host country than migrants who marry another migrant.
They concluded that remittances were vital for the developing world, but provided no immediate solution to the crisis.
The vast majority of studies on the microeconomic determinants of migrant remittances conclude that different motivations to remit can coexist.
Bouoiyour and Miftah (2016) conclude that with remittances, children in Morocco are less likely to drop out of school and delay their entry into the labor market and that these improvements are especially notorious among girls.
A specific study of this kind has never previously focused on health workers, other than in the case of migrant doctors from the Philippines, where it was concluded that their remittances were substantial enough to offset training and other costs [ 8].
Despite the advantages that migration brings to many families, especially in the face of a faltering national economy and state inactivity regarding national development, we conclude that migration and remittances do not result in community or nation-wide development.
Taylor et al. (1995) concluded that, in Mexico, remittances have indirect, multiplier effects that favour the poor.
The higher remittance propensity of nurses is also consistent with other studies that have concluded that women migrants are more frequent and more generous remitters than men.
Fifth, it discusses these findings and concludes by suggesting new avenues of research on how financial remittances shape electoral participation, not only in Mexico.
