What are the macroeconomic effects of emigration on sender countries? - Haderi, Daniel
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This book will focus on the effects that emigration can have on the migrants' home countries. Considering the lack of a very detailed literature for single countries on emigration, emigration will be reviewed on a general level. It will do so by embedding insights from the labour economics literature surrounding emigration, given that this is the main channel through which emigration affects migrants' home countries. Both short-medium term and long term will be taken into consideration. Consequently, it will analyse more deeply the theoretical ideas that underpin the present literature. A…mehr

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This book will focus on the effects that emigration can have on the migrants' home countries. Considering the lack of a very detailed literature for single countries on emigration, emigration will be reviewed on a general level. It will do so by embedding insights from the labour economics literature surrounding emigration, given that this is the main channel through which emigration affects migrants' home countries. Both short-medium term and long term will be taken into consideration. Consequently, it will analyse more deeply the theoretical ideas that underpin the present literature. A section will be dedicated to the phenomenon of remittances too, acknowledging that this is also another channel through which emigration can affect migrants' home countries and that it could be subject of further exploration.
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Autorenporträt
Daniel Haderi es licenciado en Economía y Política por la Universidad de Aberdeen. Su estudio de interés comprende la economía sobre una base social. Es ciudadano italiano y albanés y actualmente reside en Suiza. Este libro es el resultado de su investigación sobre la emigración, estimulada por su propia experiencia de emigración.