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Immigration, migrant international cash transfers, backward-externality of emigrant human capital, and total factor productivity in Africa

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Who is thinking of leaving Germany? : the role of postmaterialism, risk attitudes, and life-satisfaction on emigration intentions of German nationals

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The subject of emigration from affluent countries, such as Germany, raises the question of who are more likely to leave their highly-industrialized countries known for high living standards, stable political scene and prosperous economy. Using the theory of postmaterialism (Inglehart, 1997) this...

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