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There is no internationally accepted definition of an internal migrant. Different surveys and academic papers use varied definitions that are open to subjectivity. Our paper stresses this issue and tests the sensitivity of results obtained by econometric analysis to the use of different defining...
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This paper examines the wage gap between migrants and non-migrants in large cities in Vietnam. It finds that migrants … receive substantially lower wages than non-migrants. The wage gap tends to be larger for older migrants. However, once … observed demographic characteristics of workers are controlled, there are no differences in wages between migrants and non-migrants …
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residents are deemed as relative poor. Although migrants with rural hukou living in urban China were more prone to twice poverty … outspoken in middle and low-ranking cities in 2018. However, rural to urban migrants living in high-ranking cities had a …
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negative overall effect, migrants should be willing to give up some earnings to avoid living in segregated cities. Using … migrants prefer to live in less segregated cities. For example, for a one-percentage-point reduction in the dissimilarity index …
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comprehensive case studies conducted in Thailand and Vietnam. Panel data of around 4,000 rural households and tracking surveys of … close to 1,000 migrants are used from the two countries. The studies find that outcomes depend to a large extent on the … scarcity of employment opportunities in the rural areas, migrants see themselves forced to look for jobs in the cities …
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effects of remittances from internal, rural-urban migrants on selfemployment and on investments of the left-behind households … by using a rich household level panel data set from Thailand and Vietnam. The findings indicate that individuals from … households receiving remittances from internal, rural-urban migrants are less likely to be self-employed - both in Thailand and …
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Vietnam's economic boom during the transition to a market economy has centered on very rapid growth in some sectors and … migration flows into provinces where most of Vietnam's trade-oriented industrial investments are located …
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county, then 1.9 additional black migrants made the same move on average. For white migrants from the Great Plains, the … average is only 0.4. Networks were particularly important in connecting black migrants with attractive employment …
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The majority of China’s roughly 145 million rural-urban migrants were born after 1980, making this population the “new …-demographic policy changes, this cohort of rural-urban migrants have different migration motivations compared to their father … the new generation migrants as it reveals the young migrants’ social goals, expectations, employment choices, and …
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