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Affluent years are over: emigration and development in the Yemen Arab Republic

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  • Farjānī, Nādir.

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Working paper on economic development impact of labour force emigration in Yemen - discusses migration trends, issues and prospects, and examines the impact on skill and labour shortages, balance of payments, economic structure, agricultural production, trade and inflation in the 1970s as well as potential threats from return migration, decline in migrant worker remittance and degree of dependence in view of migration policies alternatives. Graphs and references.

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  • Farjānī, Nādir., 1980. "Affluent years are over: emigration and development in the Yemen Arab Republic," ILO Working Papers 992072093402676, International Labour Organization.
    • Handle: RePEc:ilo:ilowps:992072093402676
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