What do remittances mean in the economy of Bangladesh?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. money sent home by workers abroad
- Step 1: In the national economy, worker remittances refer to foreign currency transfers sent home by millions of Bangladeshi expatriate migrant workers living and working abroad. Answer: money sent home by workers abroad. Why not the others: Grants from international partners, Foreign direct corporate investments and Tariffs collected on import cargoes don't fit.
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