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are the subject of this study which is based on German SOEP data. Major findings are: income only partly explains remittances. Altruism, integration and the pressure for return migration plays a major role [...] -group. The following core questions are raised: Can we find evidence for altruism or investment motives? Are migrants a homogenous group concerning their remittance behavior? What is the role of integration [...] ://www.diw.de/deutsch/sop/service/fragen/fr2004/personen_en_2004.pdf Seite 3 Our main findings are: first, there is evidence that altruism as well as the integration into the German society matters. Second, migrants living in Germany are not a homogenous group
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and environment, independent thinking on the topic to find answers Factual information: The Delacour’s langur is a critically endangered species of primate, endemic to the region of Hanoi, Vietnam. Like [...] species. In order to establish a basic understanding of the urgent need to protect such species, the students will be confronted with the specific problems of Delacour’s langurs. They will find out the reasons for the decline of populations and think about different ways of protecting endangered species and their habitats. The students will learn to deal with a subject independently and to find answers
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