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This paper analyzes Afghanistan's migration phenomenon from a microeconomic perspective. Given the elevated pressures … families that currently have a member abroad. Comparing earnings of Afghans abroad to those of similar workers in Afghanistan …
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Migration in Afghanistan has been a relevant phenomenon during the last several decades, driven by a complex …
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Afghanistan has one of the youngest populations in Asia, creating strong demographic pressure in the labor market …
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. Currently, Afghanistan's workforce abroad is highly concentrated in Iran and Pakistan. This paper proposes a methodology for …
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This paper presents key findings on the international experience with migration, focusing on the implications for a developing nation that is a country of origin. The paper identifies several areas of impacts: (1) increases in wages of individual migrants; (2) remittances; (3) impacts on skills...
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applies this structure to an assessment of the existing labor-sending system in Afghanistan, which is currently in very … forward in building Afghanistan's labor-sending system, along with an estimate of how long it will take for the system to …
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Afghanistan's economic prospects are dim and its growth options limited. This puts pressure on the labor market, with … Afghanistan's geographic proximity to the world's third largest migration destination region behind North America and Europe: the …-receiving country could open opportunities for Afghanistan in GCC countries and even in higher wage labor markets, provided that …
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With further declines in international assistance expected over the coming years, the government of Afghanistan faces a … culminated in the fall of the Taliban in 2001, have devastated Afghanistan. High levels of conflict destroyed infrastructure … delivery of public services. Trade could be an important channel for accelerating growth in Afghanistan. A plausible trade …
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This paper presents a general equilibrium analysis applied to evaluate different growth policy options for Afghanistan … understanding of Afghanistan's growth and fragility challenges. In this paper, the authors analyze the potential growth drivers from …
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Hydrological and meteorological (hydromet) data collection and analysis in Afghanistan started in the late 1940s and …
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