tailieunhanh - Diaspora Investment In Developing And Emerging Country Capital Markets: Patterns And Prospects

Currently, poverty is broadly defined by the lack of public services and the lack of opportunities to generate income, as well as the inability of people to act in their own interests, to express their needs through con- crete proposals, and to organize collectively to implement solutions. Poverty constitutes a challenge to the peaceful coexistence of people and represents ignorance of their social, economic, and political rights. How- ever, creating permanent jobs and implementing productive projects for poverty reduction are not simple tasks | USAID FROM THE AMERICAN PEOPLE ffiwpi MIGRATION POLICY I INSTITUTE By Aaron Terrazas Diaspora Investment in Developing and Emerging Country Capital Markets Patterns and Prospects Diasporas Development Policy Project DIASPORAS DEVELOPMENT POLICY PROJECT Diaspora Investment in Developing and Emerging Country Capital Markets Patterns and Prospects Aaron Terrazas Migration Policy Institute August 2010 USA ID USAID Ezz pi FROM THE AMERICAN PEOPLE MIGRATION POLICY I INSTITUTE Acknowledgments This report has benefited from the insight of Dilip Ratha of the World Bank Kathleen Newland of the Migration Policy Institute MPI Yvon Resplandy and Borany Penh of the United States Agency for International Development USAID Renee Gifford of The QED Group LLC Thomas Debass of the Overseas Private Investment Corporation OPIC and the participants in a roundtable on diasporas capital market investments in their countries of origin organized by MPI and USAID on June I 2010. The author also thanks Lisa Dixon April Siruno and Michelle Mittelstadt of MPI for their assistance. MPI s work on migration and development including this project on diaspora engagement is supported by the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation. This report was made possible by the generous support of the American people through the United States Agency for International Development USAID under The QED Group LLC for the Knowledge-Driven Microenterprise Development project. The contents are the responsibility of MPI and do not necessarily reflect the views of USAID or the United States government. 20I0 Migration Policy Institute. All Rights Reserved. Cover Photo 20I0. Modified version of Xenodream Background from copyright permission under the General Public License Cover Design and Typesetting April Siruno MPI No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form by any means electronic or mechanical including photocopy or any information storage and retrieval system .

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• households
• bank credit
• credit quality
• quantitative indicators
• qualitative indicators
• debt situation
• Access to rural credit
• Efect on living standard
• Case study about poor households in northwest
• Households in northwest
• Vietnam Households Living Standards Survey
• Fruits and vegetables consumption
• Farm households
• Farm households in Meghalaya
• Vegetables consumption
• Farming households as a whole
• PhD dissertation in Economics
• Microcredit and welfare
• Rural households
• Welfare of the rural households
• Microcredit and welfare of the rural households
• Determinants of access
• Agricultural households in Vietnam
• Agricultural households
• The determinants of access to bank credit
• Income diversification
• Estimated income
• Income by households
• Households in the Mekong Delta
• Household income
• Social capital
• Social capital affects to income
• Households in rural area
• Households in rural area of Vietnam
• Coastal region
• Determinants of fishing households’ income
• Coastal plain areas
• Quang Nam Province
• Fishing households income
• Summary of the Economics dissertation
• Economics dissertation
• Credit development
• Credit development for poor households
• Poor households
• Thai Nguyen province
• An RBC model
• Non Ricardian households
• Lessons for Bulgaria
• Business cycles
• Hand to mouth
• Myopic behavior
• Vietnam journal of agricultural sciences
• Livelihood capital and poverty status
• Forest dependent households in the highland area
• Bac Kan province
• Forest dependent households
• Migration households
• International migration
• Household who left behind
• Rural northeastern Thailand
• International migrant households
• Knowledge regarding carbon footprints
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• Carbon footprint
• Carbon footprint in rural households
• Socio economic feature
• Respondent households
• Partially implemented MGNREGA villages
• View of the paramount importance
• Participant households
• Energy research and social sience
• Socio demographic trends
• Small households in Denmark
• Small households
• south
• africa
• apartheid
• post
• families
• Enhanced value added solutions
• Pineapple product
• Tien Giang province
• The Different Transitions of Agricultural Households
• Land Acquisition in Suburban Ho Chi Minh City
• Suburban Ho Chi Minh City
• Household’s Satisfaction Vietnam
• Impacts of FDI on poverty reduction
• Impacts of FDI
• Household living standard
• Escaping poverty actively
• Journa science
• International journal of financial research
• Farmland acquisition
• Livelihood choices of households
• Emerging non−farm job
• Data envelopment analysis
• Stochastic frontier
• Rice farming households in Vietnam
• Life quality
• Farmer households suffering
• Social exclusion
• Descrip tive statistical method
• Suffering social exclusion
• Demographics and saving behavior
• Saving behavior
• Households in rural areas
• Rural areas of Vietnam
• An empirical analysis
• Climate change
• Land use change
• The red river delta
• Extreme weather phe nomena
• Its impact on households’
• Life satisfaction
• Resources Household Survey
• Impact of subsidy schemes
• The economic well being
• Households in Vietnam
• Production and income subsidies
• The Difference in Difference method