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By the Numbers.(International Edition)(emigrant remittances)(Brief article)
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The United Nations' Ban Ki-moon warned that the economic crisis could devastate global remittances, the backbone of many developing nations' economies. A look at the money flows that stand to get hit:
318Billions of dollars in remittances sent home by migrants last year, with 14 percent coming from America.
27Billions of dollars in remittances sent to India, the top recipient last ...
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