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We estimate a vector error correction (VEC) model for Sri Lanka to determine the response of remittance receipts to macroeconomic shocks. This is the first attempt of its kind in the literature. We find that remittance receipts are procyclical and decline when the island's currency weakens,...
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This paper creates the first dataset of bilateral remittance flows for a limited set of developing countries and estimates a gravity model for workers'' remittances. We find that most of the variation in bilateral remittance flows can be explained by a few gravity variables. The evidence on the...
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We estimate a vector error correction (VEC) model for Sri Lanka to determine the response of remittance receipts to macroeconomic shocks. This is the first attempt of its kind in the literature. We find that remittance receipts are procyclical and decline when the island''s currency weakens,...
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This paper explores the determinants of workers' remittances using a novel dataset of bilateral remittance flows. The paper finds that some of the variables commonly used in gravity equations are very powerful in explaining remittance flows. The evidence on the motives to remit is mixed, but...
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This paper estimates a vector error correction model for Sri Lanka in order to determine the response of remittance receipts to macroeconomic shocks. This is the first attempt of its kind in the literature. The authors found that remittance receipts are pro-cyclical and decline when the...
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