[PDF] Top 20 Migration, remittances, poverty and inequality in China: a counterfactual analysis

... makes a great contribution to improving the living stan- dard of the ...of migration trend to ...rural-to-urban migration(Li, 2003; Cai, 2005), which means that there may exist a potential ... Voir le document complet

... international migration across two regions of Algerian emigration (Nedroma and Idjeur) using an original survey we conducted of 1,200 households in ...Fortin and Lemieux (1996) is used to ... Voir le document complet

... reforms in China. Migration and remittances play an important role in transforming the structure of rural household ...rural-to-urban migration on rural poverty ... Voir le document complet

... extreme poverty are particularly ...countries in the Middle East and North Africa are relatively low: extreme poverty generally affects less than 4% of the population (with the exception of ... Voir le document complet

... for a same country, the different approach used seem to lead to contra- dictory results : when Brown and Jimenez (2007) suppose for example that remitttances are an exogenous source of income, they find ... Voir le document complet

... assets and human capital on the one hand and control variables relating to the household head and to place of residence on the other ...hand. In the former group, the “asset” variable is an ... Voir le document complet

... poorest in rural coastal provinces could be attributed to the prosperity of Township and Village Enterprises (TVEs) and other non-farm activities because of their proximity to economic centers – ... Voir le document complet

... middle and higher class households who have the means to afford the high cost of international migration and the migratory project risks (loss of income in case of failure of migratory ... Voir le document complet

... middle and higher class households who have the means to afford the high cost of international migration and the migratory project risks (loss of income in case of failure of migratory ... Voir le document complet

... launched a seminal work, reviewed in Morduch (1999) and Dercon ...international remittances on poverty (Adams and Page 2003), investment (Chami, Fullenkamp et Jahjah (2003)), or ... Voir le document complet

... assets and human capital on the one hand and control variables relating to the household head and to place of residence on the other ...hand. In the former group, the “asset” variable is an ... Voir le document complet

... of migration and remittances on poverty at origin with household-level data (Yang and Martinez, 2007; Acosta et ...Jimenez-Soto and Brown, 2012; Adams and Cuecuecha, 2013) ... Voir le document complet

... did in Table 1, or on the basis of resident members ...differences in observables between the two groups of households; beyond the mechanical impact on household size and on the number of working age ... Voir le document complet

... FGT poverty measure, and give accurate inference in finite ...distribution and from the bootstrap distributions, with no incomes below the poverty line at ...on a poverty ... Voir le document complet

... ) and Burzy´ nski et ...assumptions and accounts for more sources of heterogeneity between ...heterogeneity in exposure to CLC and in migratory behavior across ...is a key ... Voir le document complet

... present in South Africa. In addition to the problems relating to the under-representativeness of the migrants in the official census data and to the chronic insecurity in South Africa, ... Voir le document complet

... origin and of destination before and after the ...country in violent conditions (war, conflict) have a weaker probability of transferring 27 ...country in such a context can be ... Voir le document complet

... 45 In table A1.1 we report the main features of the ESPS and PSF consumption ...questionnaires. In both surveys the list of commodities is restricted to what has been included in the ... Voir le document complet

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