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The Philippines ranks as the fourth biggest recipient of remittances worldwide with an estimated $21.3-billion inflow this year, a new World Bank study showed.

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Against the backdrop of a global economy weakened by recession, remittance inflows to developing countries are seen to drop six percent in 2009, a recent World Bank study said.

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The Philippines ranks as the fourth biggest recipient of remittances worldwide with an estimated $21.3-billion inflow this year, a new World Bank study showed.

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Against the backdrop of a global economy weakened by recession, remittance inflows to developing countries are seen to drop six percent in 2009, a recent World Bank study said.

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