Answer:
B. Remittances create purchasing power in the home country.
Step-by-step explanation:
- A remittance is the transfer money by a foreign worker to an individual in the home country, as a type of international trade as the inflow to the developing nation. The remittance cover about 2.7 % of the GDP of the Indian economy in 2017. Countries like the Takistan get over half of there GDP by the national remittances.