Resource: The global scale of remitting shows just how important direct cash support is.
And the price of remitting money -- which fell sharply in the late 1990's -- has leveled off.
Customers who failed to pay taxes are in the process of remitting money to the Manhattan district attorney's office.
In the old system it arose necessarily out of the cost of remitting gold.
Indulgences, the Roman Catholic practice of remitting punishment for sins in exchange for prayer, repentance and, in the Middle Ages, even money, helped set off the Protestant Reformation.
One option would have been to hire a landscape architect — someone who would have done all the rethinking and the replanting, leaving Dr. Kagle's involvement to that of remitting a big payment.
The cost of remitting to sub-Saharan Africa, typically around 12%, is three percentage points higher than the global average, according to the World Bank.
Thus, it would not be advantageous for a sterling holder to obtain dollars in the foreign exchange market if the quotation for a dollar there exceeded parity by more than the cost of remitting gold.
In our special report on international banking ("Over the sea and far away", May 19th 2012) a chart showing the cost of remitting did not state that the data relate only to the 24 most expensive remittance corridors.
With respect to the probability of remitting, it is observed that Seguro Popular reduced the probability of remitting among ineligible households between 2.93 and 4.38 % points.
Yet the two cohorts have the same odds of remitting money to relatives.
