Informing Risky Migration: Evidence from a field experiment in Guinea

Battiston, Giacomo

doi:10.1257/rct.4062-1.0

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“…They find no change in aspirations to migrate, which they attribute to the local context where hopes placed in the beneficial effects of migration are high and difficult to change. Battiston et al (2022) provide information about the risks of migration, the economic conditions abroad, or both, to classes of secondary school students in Guinea. They find changes in beliefs about the risks, and do go on to measure impacts on migration outcomes.…”

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