Migrant and mixed households have higher poverty than non-migrant households. This is partly because single-earner two … the labour market. While much research has focused on how teleworkability affects poverty in the majority population, less … arrangements based on the number of earners in the household and their job‘s teleworkability to predict poverty for non-migrant (N …

, net household income has increased by 35 percent on average since 1995. After a long period in which the poverty risk grew …, the trend finally seems to be shifting in the other direction. Across Germany, the poverty risk has declined by 4 … to reduce the poverty risk, they should focus on children and youth, as the dropout rate has increased to 13.1 percent …

This study employs the logistic regression method to examine the effect of financial inclusion on the level of poverty … the level of poverty. This empirical outcome is further validated by the results of the Probit regression technique which … show a significant negative relationship between financial inclusion and poverty in the state. Based on these empirical …

these financial flows may affect the poverty situation, as CEE countries are facing levels of poverty and inequality above … the EU average. The paper examines the impact of remittances on poverty, using the panel of seven CEE countries conside … least squared estimators are used to estimate the poverty effects of remittances. The results show that remittances have a …

microfinance in Indonesia, in mitigating poverty. Using panel data from 31 provinces in Indonesia, this study employs static panel … and panel models with instrument variables. Our findings substantiate that BPR credit significantly contributes to poverty … reduction across various indices, including headcount poverty, poverty gap, and poverty severity measures. The empirical results …