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Socioeconomic Profile of the Emigrant from Medellín to Spain: An approach from the experience of the “Paisas en el exterior” network

González, Mauricio López; Pérez, Maribel Díaz; … - In: Lecturas de Economía (2008) 69, pp. 85-113

The migration of Colombians to Spain has grown considerably in recent years, and so has the flow of remittances. This … sent resources, as the largest percent of these remittances continues to be focused towards consumption to a great extent …

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Evolucion de la inmigracion neta en España, Europa y America, 1965-2004

GUISAN, Carmen - In: Estudios Economicos de Desarrollo Internacional 5 (2005) 2, pp. 91-102

Este artículo analiza la evolución creciente del número de emigrantes netos desde algunos países del mundo. Se analiza de forma especial la evolución de la inmigración neta en España, Europa, Estados Unidos, Canadá y América Latina, durante el período 1965-2004, y se insiste en la...

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Analysis of Medellín's poverty situation using the Standard of Living Survey, 2004-2005

Flórez, Jorge; Arenas, Cristina; Mesa, Emiro - In: Lecturas de Economía (2009) 70, pp. 191-222

This work analyses the results of the Standard of Living Surveys (SFSs) conducted in Medellín during 2004 and 2005 in order to establish the city's advances in human development and standard of living in the administration period of former mayor Sergio Fajardo up to 2006. This article is framed...

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El destino de las remesas en Ecuador: Un análisis microeconómico sobre los factores que determinan su utilización en actividades de inversión

Casares, Guido Gabriel González; Mendoza, Marlon … - In: REVISTA DE ECONOMÍA DEL CARIBE (2009)

In the present work, the topic of remittances was analyzed froma microeconomic point of view. After the important role … determinants that explaintheir investment degree at a national level; this mean, those factors thatinfluence in the remittances … fieldwork, we found evidence that the majorityof the remittances goes to current consume expenditures (75%) andonly a 21% is …

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