Welfare Effects of Mobile Money Transfer - Islam, Md Najrul
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Even a small and simple innovation can have a big impact on the life of the most poverty-stricken people. The concept of transferring money using mobile has projected such kind of possibilities in many developing and least developed countries like Bangladesh. A survey, conducted in some very remote parts of Bangladesh, has uncovered the huge potentials of mobile money transfer to help to improve the welfare status of poor people. The study finds that there are significant positive impacts on welfare, such as, food consumption, health service intake, schooling of children, savings, community…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Even a small and simple innovation can have a big impact on the life of the most poverty-stricken people. The concept of transferring money using mobile has projected such kind of possibilities in many developing and least developed countries like Bangladesh. A survey, conducted in some very remote parts of Bangladesh, has uncovered the huge potentials of mobile money transfer to help to improve the welfare status of poor people. The study finds that there are significant positive impacts on welfare, such as, food consumption, health service intake, schooling of children, savings, community safety net etc. Furthermore, the study identifies that cost reduction in money transfer processes, instant availability of money, and as a consequence, protection from various sudden shocks, and less dependency on non income generating money lending, are the major channels to bring the changes in welfare status of dependents of internal migrants in Bangladesh.
Autorenporträt
Md Najrul Islam recently has attained MA in International and Development Economics from HTW Berlin. He achieved also Master and Bachelor in Business Administration from University of Dhaka. He is a lecturer and development activist in profession. He has been married to Shanjida Sikder, a television journalist and they have one child, Projonmo.