"Nonetheless, by removing a state barrier to leave, this reform could lead to a large outflow — many of whom will eventually want to come to the United States — or it could begin to allow a circular flow of people that could enhance the economic opening of the island".
Since the immigration of families into Los Angeles is believed to be as large or larger than the outflow, many officials now acknowledge that the dropout rate is probably parallel to the attrition rate.
Subsequently, the expectation that a steadily improving U.S. labor market would call for tighter U.S. monetary policy and hence imply greater monetary divergence with our trading partners–helped drive a sharp appreciation of the dollar between the middle of 2014 and the end of last year that was accompanied by capital outflows from many EMEs.
The outflow continues.Although many Kazakhs may not be sad to see the Russians go, some regret the departure of the country's ethnic Germans, who are considered industrious.
Lakes survive where the inflow of water exceeds the loss from evaporation and outflow, but many eventually will disappear through alluvial accumulation.
These intake and outflow systems, in many locations, can now cost as much as the desalination plants themselves.
Using too many cannulae can restrict the outflow of the perfusion solution or lead to a long recirculation of the perfusion solution into the tissue.
Many individual funds also recorded signficant outflows in recent weeks, apparently as investors absorb the slowdown in the global recovery.
FINALTERNATIVES Investors Stick With Hedge Funds | Even with many hedge funds posting losses, gross outflows from funds fell as investors sought ways to manage risk, Reuters reports.
This year, the fifth-grade class has 15 students — evidence of the outflow of students, because many charter middle schools begin in fifth grade.
