Nepal is one of the highest recipients of remittances (percentage of GDP) in the world. For a
small land-locked economy battered by a decade-long Maoist insurgency (1996–2006) …

The management of remittances represents a multi-billion industry that is concerned with
how these flows can be tapped into by a wide range of institutional, state and private sector …

A substantial body of development research and policymaking today focusses on the
potential benefits of international migration for developing countries, particularly on the …

Abstract Das and Serieux (2010; 2015) and Serieux (2011) used the term “reverse flows” to
define the part of external resources that is not domestically absorbed; instead used to …

The importance of foreign capital in the domestic economy cannot be underestimated as it
bridges the gap between domestic capital demand and supply. Given this background the …

The study examines the role of foreign capital and remittance inflows in the domestic
savings of 63 developing countries for 1971–2010, paying attention to likely differential …

Low and unsteady economic growth rates and strategies for fostering growth are major
issues of concern for Cameroon. The paper attempted to investigate the effects of …

Savings is considered to be a principal determinant to achieve long-run economic growth.
Remittances and foreign aid are two important foreign capital inflows to meet the savings …

This study empirically examines the effect of remittances on private real savings for a sample
of Asian economies using cross-country time-series data. Our findings consistently show that …

Drawing inspiration from Feldstein and Horioka's (1980)(FH) puzzle, our study elucidates
the impact of remittances and Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) on domestic savings and …