Remittances and Real Exchange Rates in South Asia: The Case of Nepal

Essayyad, Musa; Palamuleni, Mercy Laita; Satyal, Chandrakala

doi:10.18488/journal.aefr.2018.810.1226.1238

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“…Sustainability is diverse and generally across multiple fields (O. Omar, 2010;Kamaruddin & Samsudin, 2014;Kamyab, 2014;Adewale, 2016;Ametorwo, 2016;Obi & Okekeokosisi, 2018;Essayyad, Palamuleni & Satyal, 2018;Gunawardana, Tantrigoda & Kumara, 2018 ;Bachev, 2018).…”

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The Sustainability of Muslim Women Entrepreneurs: A Case Study in Malaysia

Rekarti¹,

Bahari²,

Zahari³

et al. 2019

IJFR

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The number of women who engage in small entrepreneurs (SMEs) in Malaysia, Kelantan has a high number of Muslim businesswomen whose efforts have been in place for over ten years and their businesses are able to increase family income on sustainable. This paper aims to identify the types of sustainability activities undertaken by Muslim small business women in Kelantan and to analyse the factors that influence the viability of Muslim women entrepreneurs doing business there. A case study was conducted to answer the question of how Muslim women entrepreneurs can be sustainable in business. Interview respondents were selected from a random sampling conducted on 15 Muslim women entrepreneurs in Kelantan. These findings indicate the dry food product business is more sustainable than wet goods because the sale of dry goods is always in demand and does not require much initial capital. This study shows that the factors that influence the survival of Muslim women small entrepreneurs in Kelantan are divided into three categories i.e., First financial capital, the human capital of an inherited business and the family experience gained in the field plays a role. Last, the patient's spiritual element, which is deliberate and honest.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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The Sustainability of Muslim Women Entrepreneurs: A Case Study in Malaysia

Rekarti¹,

Bahari²,

Zahari³

et al. 2019

IJFR

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“…Two strands of economic literature link exchange rates and remittances. The first channel is dependent on how remittances affect exchange rates; remittances give rise to exchange rate hypotheses (Essayyad et al, 2018;Dutta and Sengupta, 2018). How is the universally acknowledged fact that a rise in remittances causes a better balance of payments by significantly narrowing the deficit in the current account and then spurring GDP growth?…”

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Time-frequency nexus between remittances, exchange rates, and growth in Vietnam

Tran

2024

J. Infras. Policy. Dev.

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The significance of remittances to the Vietnamese economy necessitates investigating how they affect the value of the Vietnamese currency and other macroeconomic factors. Macroeconomic articles struggle to discover their impact on economic development, but measured remittances by migrant workers have recently soared. There is no academic study that has examined this phenomenon in Vietnam. This study uses wavelet frameworks to analyze the lead-lag nexus between exchange rates, remittances, and economic growth in Vietnam in time-frequency domains from 1995 to 2020. Overall, we find that: (i) remittances enhance economic growth in the short and medium run; (ii) exchange rates boost remittances in the short and medium run; (iii) exchange rates promote GDP in all frequency and time domains. Moreover, the partial wavelet coherence and multiple wavelet coherence frameworks also offered evidence supporting the wavelet coherence approach. More importantly, the outcomes of wavelet-based Granger causality unveil that there is two-way causality between the selected indicators, which means that all the indicators can predict each other at different frequencies. Our empirical results provide meaningful information for market participants and policymakers.

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“…The framework is centered on achieving competitive advantages and wealth creation with the aid of techniques for effectively managing resources and promoting innovation. Apart from strategic alliances with new investors and suppliers, pricing guidelines, and a variety of marketing channels, the success of any startup is primarily dependent on the team members' abilities and higher levels of creativity (Obi and Okekeokosisi, 2018;Essayyad, Palamuleni & Satyal, 2018;and Gunawardana, Tantrigoda & Kumara, 2018). As a result, the launch and success of startups also depend on a strategic approach to realizing the suitable strategies for the startup success is intended despite the goals of entrepreneurs.…”

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Entrepreneurship Management Strategies of Indian Startups: An Empirical Study of New Age Entrepreneurs

2023

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This empirical study, which focuses on new-age entrepreneurs, looks at the management practices for entrepreneurship used by Indian startups. Indian entrepreneurs have become important forces behind innovation, economic growth, and job creation. The outcomes of this research depict that Indian startups use numerous types of management techniques to deal with possibilities and problems in the fast-paced business world. Utilizing digital and technological platforms, adopting flexible and adaptable organizational structures, developing strategic partnerships, and emphasizing customer-centricity are some key tactics. The research also identifies key success elements that help these tactics to be implemented successfully. For business owners, decision-makers, and investors in the Indian startup ecosystem, the conclusions drawn from this study have significant practical consequences. New-age business owners can increase their likelihood of success and support the long-term expansion of the Indian economy by comprehending and putting these management strategies into practice.

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Remittances and Real Exchange Rates in South Asia: The Case of Nepal

Cited by 9 publications

References 9 publications

The Sustainability of Muslim Women Entrepreneurs: A Case Study in Malaysia

The Sustainability of Muslim Women Entrepreneurs: A Case Study in Malaysia

Time-frequency nexus between remittances, exchange rates, and growth in Vietnam

Entrepreneurship Management Strategies of Indian Startups: An Empirical Study of New Age Entrepreneurs

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