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Determinants of expatriate workers' remittances in North Africa and Europe.

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Elbadawi, Ibrahim A

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TextPublication details: Washington : World Bank, 1992.Subject(s):

Summary: Argues that the level of remittances from expatriate workers is significantly affected by economic schemes cannot substitute for a stable credible macro-economic policy.

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Argues that the level of remittances from expatriate workers is significantly affected by economic schemes cannot substitute for a stable credible macro-economic policy.

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