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City Managua / Bangkok / Rapoport / Bluefields / / Company Hanson / Low / Cox / / Country Lesotho / Sri Lanka / Nicaragua / El Salvador / Uganda / United States / Botswana / Guatemala / China / Bangladesh / Ghana / Mexico / South Africa / India / Jamaica / / Currency USD / / Event Natural Disaster / Reorganization / / IndustryTerm migrant networks / empirical solution / farm machinery / insurance products / mental accounting / / Organization World Bank / International Monetary Fund / Remittances / Households / and Poverty Chapter / / Person Martinez / Taylor / Yang / Adelman / Wyatt / / Position standard model / official international remittances leads / poverty simulation model / a crosscountry regression analysis / representative / / ProgrammingLanguage R / C / / Region Caribbean / / Technology simulation / / SocialTag 
5 Remittances, Households, and Poverty Chapter 4 presented evidence on the macroeconomic dimensions of remittance flows— their overall size, determinants of their composition (formal versus informal), the role of