5. Conclusion
While the statistical observations in this article do not definitively identify a causal relationship between
remittances and the two dependent variables of life expectancy and school retention, they provide insight for
further analysis to compare the sometimes contradictory remittance variables and see if the findings hold true in
other countries or over time. These issues illustrate how complex the cycle of remittances can be, which makes it
a necessary area of more intensive empirical research. While this study does not come close to capturing the
nuances and differences in the migration and remittance experience at the household level, it provides useful
observations of trends at the community level, which can be used to work on related studies that could eventually
spur changes at the policy level in El Salvador, as the remittance receiving country, and also in the United States,
as the major remittance generator for Salvadorans working abroad.
These seeming contradictions provide an opportunity for government and non-governmental agencies to intervene
to promote the investment of remittances into education and health, while at the same time working to improve
local economies. The result of using data from only from one year for these analyses is that the findings represent
only a snapshot in time, and the phenomenon of migration itself along with the constantly improving technologies
for money transfers, communication and travel is constantly evolving. However, the greater the understanding is
of the impacts that remittances are having, from the perspective of the individual, the family, the community and
at the national level, the more quickly and efficiently policies can be put in place to increase the benefits of
remittances at all levels and simultaneously promote alternative sources of income and productivity.
5. ConclusionWhile the statistical observations in this article do not definitively identify a causal relationship betweenremittances and the two dependent variables of life expectancy and school retention, they provide insight forfurther analysis to compare the sometimes contradictory remittance variables and see if the findings hold true inother countries or over time. These issues illustrate how complex the cycle of remittances can be, which makes ita necessary area of more intensive empirical research. While this study does not come close to capturing thenuances and differences in the migration and remittance experience at the household level, it provides usefulobservations of trends at the community level, which can be used to work on related studies that could eventuallyspur changes at the policy level in El Salvador, as the remittance receiving country, and also in the United States,as the major remittance generator for Salvadorans working abroad.These seeming contradictions provide an opportunity for government and non-governmental agencies to interveneto promote the investment of remittances into education and health, while at the same time working to improvelocal economies. The result of using data from only from one year for these analyses is that the findings representonly a snapshot in time, and the phenomenon of migration itself along with the constantly improving technologiesสำหรับการโอนเงิน สื่อสารและการท่องเที่ยวจะพัฒนาอย่างต่อเนื่อง อย่างไรก็ตาม ยิ่งความเข้าใจคือของผลกระทบที่ชำระเงินผ่านธนาคารมี จากมุมมองของแต่ละบุคคล ครอบครัว ชุมชน และระดับชาติ มากขึ้นอย่างรวดเร็ว และมีประสิทธิภาพนโยบายสามารถใส่เพื่อเพิ่มผลประโยชน์ของชำระเงินผ่านธนาคารในทุกระดับ และส่งเสริมแหล่งทางเลือกของรายได้และผลผลิตพร้อมกัน
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