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Remittances have risen spectacularly in recent decades, capturing the attention of researchers and policymakers and … spurring debate on their pros and cons. Remittances can improve the well-being of family members left behind and boost the …
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We examine the long-run relationship between remittances and the real exchange rate for less developed countries using …
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Most small fragile states have their own unique circumstances that predispose them to social conflict or frequent economic disruptions. These disruptions end up imposing a large cost on regional neighbours and on the international community more broadly. Therefore the development community is in...
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As often argued, a negative perception of immigration, or even emigration, prevails public opinions and governments in most countries. It is argued that caused by economic hardship or political hardship or political unrest in countries of origin, it would threaten well-being and identity in...
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remittances are countercyclical, without condition, fast and anti-crisis, greater than international aid. However, the … participation of the Diaspora in the economic and social development of Haiti does not seem to be possible only through remittances …
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us to show that if some poor families receive remittances and social culture affects the composition of their consumption … real hierarchical social position. This finding may explain why remittances are more allocated to consumption rather to the …
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This study investigates the extent to which Mexican workers’ remittances are affected from the recent housing market … has a negative and statistically significant impact on Mexican remittances. At the regional level, foreclosure rates of … the South and the West have a significant impact on workers’ remittances in the same negative direction. However …
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foreign aid as its leading external non-debt capital and attracts the least remittances, notwithstanding the positive growth … with remittance inflows. This implies remittances are likely to be driven by sound macroeconomic environment in recipient … countries. An affirmation of this finding is that, in SSA, (and, indeed, for all developing economies), remittances are pro …
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The diagnosis: Dutch disease caused by international remittances afflicts the middle income countries but not the upper …
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The diagnosis: Dutch disease caused by international remittances afflicts the middle income countries but not the upper …
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