This study investigates the relationship of foreign capital inflows, namely foreign direct
investment, workers' remittances, and external debt with economic growth of Pakistan by …

Remittances from migrant workers are the major sources of financial inflows into the
Nepalese economy. The World Bank's data of 2021 suggests that Nepal is one of the top ten …

This paper examines the impact of remittances on economic growth, using developing
countries in Asia and the Pacific as a case study. Using data for the period 1993–2013, our …

Remittances from international and internal migrants are estimated to constitute 10.6% of
national income expenditure in Bangladesh and a major income source for many villages …

Migrants may send remittances for a variety of reasons. Studies adopting the perspective of
the new economics of labour migration (NEML) identify migrants' altruism or self‐interest as …

Purpose Given the coincidental and sustained rise in house prices and foreign capital flows
in Kenya, this study aims to understand whether a long-run relationship exists between real …

Ensuring access to and usage of formal financial services through digital devices can be
referred to as “digital financial inclusion”(DFI). In recent years, there has been a growing …

The paper investigates the relationships of remittance with credit disbursement of the
banking sector in Bangladesh. The major portion of the remittance in Bangladesh is …

This study investigates the effect of remittances on economic growth in a panel of thirty
African countries. It looks at how the financial and institutional context influences a country's …

Objective: We identify a new long-term relationship between remittances, Mexico's GDP, the
United States Industrial Production Index, and the real exchange rate. Methodology: For a …