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labour informality, self-employment, internal (rural-urban) and international migration, and labour force discouragement. It …
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The aim of this study was to explain the determinants of Moroccan migrants return to their home country. We will use for it a very original database of migrants from Morocco. Using a probit model, our results show that some migrants have a higher propensity to return back to their home country...
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no direct transfer of employment from the formal sector to supposedly flourishing informal enterprises, but rather an …. Although migrants form more than three quarters of the active population in Nairobi, migration has not had a specific impact on … considerably. In the 1990s the combination of higher unemployment, lower female participation rate and reduced migration of males …
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