Add to ORKGIn markets that lack access to formal financial institutions, remittance flows and credit can serve as complementary resource channels to help alleviate the impact of shocks to households. This blog looks at the effect of remittance flows on credit access for households in rural Senegal
Workers’ remittances represent a major source of private external finance for many developing countr...
The scope of financial development has been expanding and moving gradually towards a more inclusive ...
African Economic Research Consortium: Plenary Session December 2004 and May 2005This paper reviews s...
Magister Artium (Development Studies) - MA(DVS)Remittances inflows have gradually become one of the ...
Recorded international remittances to sub-Saharan African countries reached US $28 billion in 2009 a...
The literature suggests Conditional Cash Transfers (CCT) and remittances may protect poor households...
The impact of public and private transfers on credit markets has not been sufficiently studied and ...
peer reviewedThis article investigates the impact of remittances on credit in 30 developing (low and...
AbstractThe literature suggests CCTs and remittances may protect poor households from income risk. W...
Exogenous shocks resulting from the death of household members, changing agroclimatic conditions and...
We use different econometric techniques, from propensity score matching to multinomial treatment me...
Recorded international remittances to sub-Saharan African countries reached US $28 billion in 2009 a...
We investigate the effect of remittances on bank credit in developing countries. Understanding this ...
The economic literature has highlighted how in the absence of income insurance risk averse household...
This paper uses Malawian panel data to show the importance of geography and family relationships whe...
Workers’ remittances represent a major source of private external finance for many developing countr...
The scope of financial development has been expanding and moving gradually towards a more inclusive ...
African Economic Research Consortium: Plenary Session December 2004 and May 2005This paper reviews s...
Magister Artium (Development Studies) - MA(DVS)Remittances inflows have gradually become one of the ...
Recorded international remittances to sub-Saharan African countries reached US $28 billion in 2009 a...
The literature suggests Conditional Cash Transfers (CCT) and remittances may protect poor households...
The impact of public and private transfers on credit markets has not been sufficiently studied and ...
peer reviewedThis article investigates the impact of remittances on credit in 30 developing (low and...
AbstractThe literature suggests CCTs and remittances may protect poor households from income risk. W...
Exogenous shocks resulting from the death of household members, changing agroclimatic conditions and...
We use different econometric techniques, from propensity score matching to multinomial treatment me...
Recorded international remittances to sub-Saharan African countries reached US $28 billion in 2009 a...
We investigate the effect of remittances on bank credit in developing countries. Understanding this ...
The economic literature has highlighted how in the absence of income insurance risk averse household...
This paper uses Malawian panel data to show the importance of geography and family relationships whe...
Workers’ remittances represent a major source of private external finance for many developing countr...
The scope of financial development has been expanding and moving gradually towards a more inclusive ...
African Economic Research Consortium: Plenary Session December 2004 and May 2005This paper reviews s...