Impact of migration costs, microcredit, and remittances on cross-border labour migration decisions: Evidence from a Cambodian household survey

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Impact of migration costs, microcredit, and remittances on cross-border labour migration decisions: Evidence from a Cambodian household survey

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Over the past two decades, the migration of Cambodian workers has contributed to poverty reduction and economic development. However, it has also constituted a substantial challenge, in view of the significant increase in the exodus of Cambodian migrant workers, particularly the migration to Thailand. This challenge has highlighted the need for a better understanding of the process, as well as of the interconnectedness and complementarity of migration and policies. Given the prominence of the...

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Doctoral

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2023

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Oum, Chan Mono

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https://hdl.handle.net/10289/15653

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Migration costs / Microcredit / Formal credit / Informal credit / Remittances / Household debts / Cambodia / COVID-19 / Migration decisions / Labor movement -- Economic aspects -- Cambodia / Household surveys -- Economic aspects -- Cambodia / Cambodia -- Emigration and immigration -- Economic aspects / Emigrant remittances -- Cambodia / Emigration and immigration -- Government policy -- Cambodia / Thailand -- Economic aspects -- Emigration and immigration / Emigration and immigration -- Decision making / Microfinance -- Cambodia

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