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International Remittance Payments and the Global Economy

English · Hardback

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Informationen zum Autor Dr. Bharati Basu is a professor in the Department of Economics at Central Michigan UniversityJames T. Bang is assistant professor in the Department of Finance, Economics and Decision Science, St Ambrose University, USA Klappentext In this new book, Bharati Basu seeks to answer some of the important questions surrounding international remittance payments, defined as flows of funds from the emigrants to the non-emigrants in a country that experiences outflows of workers. Zusammenfassung In this new book, Bharati Basu seeks to answer some of the important questions surrounding international remittance payments, defined as flows of funds from the emigrants to the non-emigrants in a country that experiences outflows of workers. Inhaltsverzeichnis 1. The Evolution of Remittances, 1980-2009 2. How Remittances Affect the Remaining Residents of the Labor Sending Country: A Theoretical Presentation 3. A Regional Summary of Remittances in Developing Countries, 1980-2010 4. Remittance Behavior in Developed Regions of the World, 1980-2010 5. Motivation for Sending Remittances and Motivation for Migration: Have We Integrated Them? A Look Through Last Three Decades 6. Remittances, Family, and the Decision to Migrate 7. The Gap between the Actual Amount and the Recorded Amount of Remittances: Its Evolution over the years 8. Causes of Aggregate Remittances in Developing, Emerging, and Advanced Economies

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