In this paper we explore the role migrant skill composition plays in remittances and income
inequality'relationships, using a panel study of 53 African countries over the period 1990 …

Part C of the UN's 10th Sustainable Development Goal to reduce inequity addresses the
migration policies (target 7), including the migration of the less-skilled migrant workers …

Part C of the United Nation's (UN) 10th Sustainable Development Goal to reduce inequality
addresses the high transaction costs faced by migrants when sending money home. The …

The private transfers sent by immigrant workers back to their home countries, or remittances,
can improve the development of recipient countries through poverty reduction, higher …

According to recent World Bank estimates, officially recorded remittances to developing
countries were USD 401 billion in 2012, and remain a key resource flow that far exceeds …

Workers' remittances have become a major source of income for developing countries.
However, little is still known about their impact on poverty and inequality. Using a large cross …

Purpose This research develops a dynamic theoretical framework to study the interaction
between migrants' remittances and entrepreneurship, together with the effect of these …

This study investigated if international personal remittances (remittances) and human capital
development complement each other in reducing income inequality in emerging markets …

This research delves into the examination of the influence of remittances on poverty
alleviation across ten Asian nations spanning the period from 2006 to 2019. The study …

International migration not only provides external capital in the form of remittances, but also
has many positive externalities–such as trade creation, financial development, skill …