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Why do legal permanent migrants return to their home countries? How do home country conditions influence this decision? This paper uses exogenous home country exchange rate shocks arising from the 1997 Asian Financial Crisis to distinguish return motivations of a national sample of Australian...
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This paper is reflective of an attempt to construct a temporal profile of emigration from Pakistan over the past five decades. As detailed in the paper there have been distinct types of emigration streams distinguished on the basis of size, skill composition, duration of stay abroad and nature...
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Many people emigrating abroad eventually return home. Yet, little is known about the returnees: who are they and how do they compare to those who did not return? How does their decision to return depend on economic situation at home? In this paper, I empirically analyze the propensity of US...
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The aim of this study was to identify the causes of the return of Moroccan migrants to their home country. We will use for it a very original database of migrants from Morocco. The data were collected via a survey from the main post offices of Ile-de-France (metropolitan area) and Province....
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We consider a model of international migration with heterogeneity in the skill level of workers which accounts for country−specific educational investment, unemployment expectations and return to the origin country. We prove that migrants invest less than natives in human capital formation...
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. Two aspects are central to the analysis: First, a mature AIDS epidemic causes massive premature adult mortality, thereby …-2040. Both human capital and per capita income grow significantly more slowly after the outbreak of the epidemic, while the … can be significantly higher when the epidemic has reached a mature phase, depending on parents' expectations. Governmental …
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. India is taken as a case study. Although, there have been many studies which attempted to find out the relationship between … between the stock market and economic growth in India. The study reconfirms the traditional belief that the real economic … variables continue to affect the stock market in the post-reform era in India and also highlights the insignificance of certain …
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more resilient than that was expected for many emerging countries during the economic downturn of 2008-09. In India, the … shopping revolution in India. Modern retailing has entered into the retail market in India and is observed in the form of …, online shopping, etc., leading to a considerable growth of retail sector in India. …
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Asian emerging market-India for the period 1991 through 2010. I also compare the market in India among the BRIC economies … and financial reforms in India. Further, I highlight the internationalization process of Indian firms by supporting the … data on parent corporations and foreign affiliates. I eventually draw conclusions from India’s share as a percentage of the …
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social life in India and had in turn confined woman’s life to the family and that fate had continued for long during the … promise of social, economic and political justice, into de facto reality has been one of India’s major challenges over the …
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