In this study, micro implications of remittances are examined based on the data from the
1996 Turkish International Migration Survey (TIMS-96), part of a comprehensive study of …

The remittances of internal migrants contribute in various ways to the well-being of their
households of origin. This study examines the significance of selected socio-economic and …

Are remittances determined by altruism or enlightened self-interest, and do they trigger
additional migration? In this paper these two questions are examined empirically in relation …

We investigate the impact of international labour migrants' remittances on household
expenditures in Uzbekistan as an understudied case of South‐South migration. In doing so …

Background Economic remittances, defined as household transfer by the migrant member to
his/her family, primarily meant for consumption purpose is central to both internal and …

Despite the fact that the number of internal migrants globally is at least 740 million, nearly
four times the number of international migrants, there is hardly any discussion on internal …

The migration of China's population, especially rural‐to‐urban migration, has attracted
considerable attention from both researchers and policy‐makers. However, few studies have …

The impact of remittance flows on growth and income distribution has attracted a great deal
of attention, but the theoretical and empirical literature on the relationship between …

This article examines the flow of migrant remittances from Germany, Belgium, and Sweden
to Greece. The statistical analysis uses the following determining factors: migrant's income …

Labor Migration has long been viewed as a strategy adopted by the household unit to
allocate family resources rationally to increase the flows of income and to raise family …