remittance

• “A 200 dollar a month remittance is about all they need to get by, and do so well.”

  Coyote Blog » Blog Archive » Capitalism and Developing Countries

• “Migration to the USA and dependence on remittance is becoming a way of life for more and more Mexicans in the central and southern parts of the country.”

  Mexican states from which the most people migrate to the US

• “There is too little competition and transparency in remittance markets, where transfer fees tend to be unrelated to cost.”

  The Huffington Post: Otaviano Canuto: The Day After Tomorrow: The Final Battle in the War Against Poverty

• “Rawlinson also considered ridding the Indus Army treasury of Qandahar rupees through advances to local officials and in remittance of hundis drawn on the Company treasury in Qandahar by British officers and agents in cities such as Herat and Farrah. back”

  Connecting Histories in Afghanistan: Market Relations and State Formation on a Colonial Frontier

• “By the mail just in, we are in receipt of a small remittance from the Treasurer, which has been appropriated to paying off the balance of our debt, which is now reduced to a minimum.”

  Letter from Young John Allen to his church Board,December 9, 1868

• “At present, the average cost of sending a remittance is more than 20 dollars.”

  Lloyd Mexico Economic Report June 2003

• “So they are called remittance men -- always remitted to.”

  The Cruise of the Dry Dock

• “There is strong speculation that the minister may reintroduce some version of the so-called remittance basis of taxation, which was scrapped by his predecessor Brian Cowen four years ago.”

  Independent.ie - Frontpage RSS Feed

• “There is strong speculation that the minister may reintroduce some version of the so-called remittance basis of taxation, which was scrapped by his predecessor Brian Cowen four years 'ago.”

  Independent.ie - Frontpage RSS Feed

• “This is called remittance or transplant economies - it doesn't work.”

  Dissident Voice

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