Sentence examples for moderate emigration rates from inspiring English sources

Treat H and Treat M stand for households in municipalities with high emigration rates and moderate emigration rates, respectively.

The results also indicate that the worsening of the economic conditions in foreign countries increases labor force participation in municipalities with high emigration rates, relative to municipalities with moderate emigration rates.

We divide these cities in two groups: Treatment H (municipalities from Group 1, that is with high emigration rates), and Treatment M (municipalities from Group 2, that is with moderate emigration rates).

Unemployment rates of foreign countries do not have any effect on the labor force participation decisions of individuals residing in municipalities with moderate emigration rates, despite the presence of remittances effects.

In the first step, we test the hypothesis that business cycles in the host countries of Colombian emigrants affect the probability of receiving remittances and their amount in the municipalities with high and moderate emigration rates as compared to municipalities with very low migration rates.

Results in the first row of panel A.1 of Table 3 indicate that a 1 percentage point increase in the Spanish unemployment rate reduces the probability of receiving remittances in municipalities with high emigration rate (Treat H) by 0.13 0.15%% points, relative to control municipalities and by 0.17 0.18%% points in municipalities with moderate emigration rates (Treat M).

With more moderate emigration probabilities evolving (μ, σ both low, or intermediate μ and high σ), our simulations predict that endosymbionts reach infection rates beyond 80% in non extinct host or endosymbiont metapopulations (Fig 3A).

The authors also found that states with unusually bad housing busts did not have appreciably lower emigration rates, either.

The region's great poverty has also resulted in Alagoas having one of the highest emigration rates in Brazil.

The hypothesis holds only for municipalities with high emigration rates.

Figure 1 Distribution of emigration rates across countries.