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attrition rates, especially in developing countries where rural–urban migration is prevalent. In this paper, we discuss the … reveals a very high rate of out-migration (38.8 percent) and household break-ups, as three-quarters of recontacted households …
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redistribution. A special focus is put to the role played by individual mobility in the formation of this perception, by measuring … this mobility from both objective and subjective indicators. …
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In this paper, using an original survey, we analyze the distributional impact of international migration across two … significantly change the Gini coefficient in nearly any of the counterfactual scenarios. However, migration reduced poverty by 40 …
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earnings equations estimated for each country. We find that migration behaviour has a significant effect in shaping earnings …
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health selection at migration and in immigrants’ integration between European countries. …
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in the absence of migration and remittances. With proper hypotheses on migrants and a selection model, we are able to …
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This article analyses the distributional impact of international migration across two regions of Algerian emigration … calculation of the impact of migration on the distribution of household income. Remittances, and especially foreign pensions …
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labour informality, self-employment, internal (rural-urban) and international migration, and labour force discouragement. It … re-emphasizes the postulate that the mobility of labour from low-productivity towards higher-productivity jobs both …
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