2005
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.887980
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Migration and Foreign Remittances in the Philippines

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“…Although remittances might be intuitively viewed as a positive factor for growth and/or poverty alleviation, there are those that have hypothesized that these flows may actually reduce growth (Chami, Fullenkamp and Jahjah, 2003;and Burgess and Haksar, 2005). There are many channels through which remittances could exert a negative impact on development, such as through Dutch disease effects (erosion of export competitiveness through real exchange-rate appreciation), 4 brain drain, 5 or reduced incentives for family members receiving funds to work.…”
Section: The Developmental Impact Of Remittancesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although remittances might be intuitively viewed as a positive factor for growth and/or poverty alleviation, there are those that have hypothesized that these flows may actually reduce growth (Chami, Fullenkamp and Jahjah, 2003;and Burgess and Haksar, 2005). There are many channels through which remittances could exert a negative impact on development, such as through Dutch disease effects (erosion of export competitiveness through real exchange-rate appreciation), 4 brain drain, 5 or reduced incentives for family members receiving funds to work.…”
Section: The Developmental Impact Of Remittancesmentioning
confidence: 99%