Examples of using Remittance flows in English and their translations into Russian
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unpredictable currency developments- had deteriorated the outlook both for migrants and for remittance flows.
destination countries can facilitate remittance flows and enhance their impact through the coordination of appropriate policies.
global remittance flows to developing countries were estimated to have exceeded $400 billion in 2012
sound exchange, monetary and fiscal policies can further augment official remittance flows.
countries can become dependent on remittance flows.
Remittance flows to DCs are projected to increase by 6.2 per cent in 2010
Remittance flows to sub-Saharan Africa are expected to rise by 3.2 per cent to $33 billion in 2014 from $32 billion in 2013.
The resulting growth in remittance flows had boosted household incomes for migrant families,
For example, worldwide, remittance flows in 2007 had been estimated at over $318 billion,
Remittance flows to the Middle East
Undeniably huge and stable remittance flows in recent years in Tajikistan were the cause of strengthening the national currency against foreign currency.
The World Bank estimates that remittance flows to developing countries could decline by 7 to 10 per cent in 2009,
This share has been gradually increasing, as remittance flows to such countries have been growing at a more rapid pace than total remittances. .
However, there have been regional variations; remittance flows to some regions, such as Latin America
Remittance flows to landlocked developing countries have grown rapidly,
Reduce the transaction cost of remittance flows and foster the development impact of remittances. .
Remittance flows now exceed both foreign direct investment inflows as well as official development assistance for the region as a whole.
Higher oil prices have contributed to improved remittance flows to Asia from Russia
trust in the financial instruments to be used in remittance flows, and could promote a culture of savings.
A great deal of attention has been given to the positive economic effects of labour migration in terms of meeting demands for labour and remittance flows to developing countries.