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delivered in Senegal, in order to overcome the problem of control over remittances’ use. It shows how new economic practices may … their exposure to diverse ways of living that leads migrants to rethink their family relations, or whether migration just …
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We argue that donors could improve the effectiveness of foreign aid by pursuing complementary and coherent non-aid policies. In particular, we hypothesize that aid from donors that are open to immigration has stronger growth effects than aid from closed donors. We estimate the aid-growth nexus...
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While reasons for out-migration are relatively well understood, little is known about why people return to their rural … the patterns and determinants of return migration, and we find that return is largely associated with unsuccessful … migration. For men, return is linked to poor job-market outcomes at the migration destination, and for women, to the ending of …
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The rapid growth of international migration and remittances has led to a wealth of research examining these trends. One … of these lines of research attempts to determine the relationship between migration, remittances and the adoption of … “Green Revolution” high yield variety (HYV) seeds. This literature proposes that migration and remittances may increase HYV …
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This paper investigates how sub-Saharan African (SSA) countries could harness remittances through formal channels for … ability of sub-Saharan African countries to harness remittances for development. Besides remitting home for altruistic reasons …
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significant relationship between risk aversion and migrant remittances. Risk-averse individuals are more likely to send … remittances home and are, on average, likely to remit a higher amount, after controlling for a broad range of individual and group … for more remittances being sent by risk-averse immigrants who face higher wage risks and to individuals with more …
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This article reflects the interdependence between the migration phenomenon of our country's population and the … phenomena carried in the overall human development of the Republic of Moldova, and the consequences of migration on the social … accorded to migration in terms of social security of the country, as well as Moldova's position towards recipient countries to …
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Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to analyze and compare the costs of price and income subsidies when the food security policy targets the urban poor. The result may help policymakers choose a desired subsidy scheme to ensure food security for the urban poor facing food price surge....
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Remittances are a transfer from mostly developed countries to less developed countries by the workers that have … migrated for work. For some countries the magnitude is huge. In the western hemisphere the remittances flow mostly from the USA … to Latin countries. Theoretically, the flow of remittances causes a depreciation of foreign currency in the country of …
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Migrants' remittances should b e considered as one of the determinants of migration ows, since they have an economic … remittances. We therefore use an epidemic mo del to formalize such mechanisms, and include these feedback e ects in the migrants …
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