However, remittance today assumes a totally different implication, which has ensured billions of dollars being flown out of developed countries into the developing countries. World Bank estimates indicate that $250 billion flows from developed countries into developing world. In 2009, remittances totalled US $ 414billion, of which US $ 316 billion went to developing countries being sources by 192 million migrant workers scattered across the world. The top recipients in terms of percentage share of GDP are Tajikistan (45%), Honduras (25%), and Moldova (38%). A vast share of remittances from the US has been directed to nations like India, china, Philippines total about $70 billion (Russel, 2003). This happens through several conventional & unconventional channel agents. Latin America & the Caribbean islands received about $66 billion, with about 75% emanating from the US through significant Hispanic & African American populations. Undoubtedly & apparently enough these remittances have contributed to economic growth & financial sustenance for people in many countries. This has in a way nurtured in some of the developing countries, a dependence on global remittances instead of building sustainable economies.
然而，汇款今天假定一个完全不同的含义，这保证了数十亿美元从发达国家向发展中国家。世界银行的估计表明，250000000000美元从发达国家到发展中国家。2009，汇款总额414billion美元，其中316000000000美元流向发展中国家的192000000农民工散布于世界各地的来源。在国内生产总值的百分比份额最高者是塔吉克斯坦（45%），洪都拉斯（25%），摩尔多瓦（38%）。从美国汇款绝大部分已经向国家如印度，中国，菲律宾，总额约70000000000美元（罗素，2003）。这是通过常规和非常规的几种渠道代理商。拉丁美洲和加勒比群岛，美国获得了约66000000000美元，与通过显着的西班牙裔和非洲裔人口来自美国的75%。毫无疑问，与显然这些汇款促进了经济增长与金融寄托对许多国家的人。这一方法在一些发展中国家的熏陶，依赖全球汇款而不是建立可持续经济。
