Scenarios about 'remittances'
Remittances are monetary transfers sent by migrants to family members or communities in their countries of origin, forming vital economic lifelines for many developing nations. These financial flows often exceed official development aid, supporting household consumption, education, healthcare, and small business development while creating complex economic dependencies. In alternate history scenarios, different migration patterns or international financial regulations could dramatically alter global remittance flows and their impacts on developing economies.
What If Yerevan Developed Different Diaspora Relationships?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Armenia cultivated stronger, more strategic relationships with its global diaspora, potentially transforming the small Caucasus nation into a regional power with global influence despite its geographical constraints.