Sentence examples for remittance estimates from inspiring English sources

(Remitly's remittance estimates appear to be slightly higher for last year, at $600 billion).

See Eckstein 2009, pp. 178 and 179, and references therein, for a discussion of remittance estimates specifically for Cuba.

Remittances can take different forms, some of which are not accounted for in the official balance of payments remittance estimates in either the sending or receiving country.

With up to 1.5 million Somalis living abroad, and remittances estimated at $1.3bn-$1.3bn-$2bn, it is clear the diaspora is immensely important to the country's survival.

The devaluing of the pound has already had an impact on developing countries, as remittances – estimated by the World Bank at $9.3bn£7bnbn) in 2015 – are now worth considerably less than before the referendum.

For instance, migrant remittances are estimated to be around US dollar 550 billion annually (more than two times the volume of aid) (World Bank 2013), and they contribute significantly to poverty reduction in some countries (Adams and Page 2005).

WorldRemit, a London-based startup with some 2 million users that offers a quick way for people to send money to each other with a focus on developing markets, has raised more funds to help it take on the likes of Western Union in the remittances market, estimated by the World Bank to be worth some $596 billion globally this year, and ramp its user number to 10 million.

From the United States remittances were estimated up to 3 billion dollars in 2015.

Current commission fees for money remittances are estimated to be 15% per transaction, increasing to over 25% for remittances below $100.

The remainder of this paper estimates remittance marginal effects on schooling across sub-groups while addressing the potential endogeneity of remittances.

Thus, the preferred model to estimate (10) and (11) is a bivariate probit model that estimates remittances and education with ε e and ε r jointly normally distributed.