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of economic development, a policy context allowing the widespread circulation of. residents, and widely diffused migratory knowledge serve to diminish the importance of. the migration-related social networks in perpetuating migration. Lundquist, Jennifer Hickes, and Douglas S. Massey.

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Dominick Salvatore of Fordham University, NY Read 217 publications . This book presents a compilation of papers that explore the dollarization debate.

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3 Internal Migration and Economic Development: An Overview. Part II Methodology: Models, Measurement and Theoretical Reflections.

3 Internal Migration and Economic Development: An Overview. 4 The Functions and Dynamics of the Migration Process. 6 Forecasting Migration in a Regional General Equilibrium Context. 7 Some Aspects of Measuring Internal Migration. 8 Measurement of Internal Migration from Census Data. 9 Internal Migration: Measurement and Models. Part III The Effect of Migration on Regions and Individuals

The literature of development economics has become increasingly concerned with the ‘employment problem’. Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (1971) ‘Agricultural Policies and Employment: Case Study of Tunisia’, CD/R/71. 18 (Paris) (preliminary version).

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This article explores the development of contemporary migration theories as reflected in some twenty founding texts that have .

This article explores the development of contemporary migration theories as reflected in some twenty founding texts that have marked the field over the last fifty years. Before proceeding further, two points must be made clear. The most problematic aspect of these studies is of a methodological nature.

Theoretical papers also present different economic arguments behind the impact of migration on regional convergence. There are two approaches: the neoclassical theoretical model and the New Economic Geography theory

Theoretical papers also present different economic arguments behind the impact of migration on regional convergence. There are two approaches: the neoclassical theoretical model and the New Economic Geography theory. Therefore, the identification of the role of migration in a convergence processes is an empirical question. Our results show that migration has no significant impact on the unemployment rate. We find a negative relationship between net internal migration, and wages and income, which is explained by the positive effect of emigration and negative effect of immigration for income.

The migration literature has identified various feedback mechanisms which explain why, once started, migration processes tend to become partly self-perpetuating, leading to the formation of migrant networks and migration systems. However, existing theories on the internal dynamics of migration processes are characterised by three fundamental weaknesses. First, their focus on migrant networks coincides with a neglect of indirect feedback dynamics that operate through the impact of migration o. ONTINUE READING.