People migrate both within and between countries to improve their lives and the lives of families left back home. Evidence is growing on the significant returns to voluntary internal and international migration. Wage differentials incentivize people to cross borders and work abroad. Despite positive welfare effects, internal migration can also strain destination communities, particularly urban areas, which can contribute to negative social externalities...
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Voluntary Migration in Ethiopia : In Search for Work and Better Opportunities
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Wieser,Christina; Beyene,Berhe Mekonnen; Cardona Sosa,Lina Marcela; Abubakar,Aisha Mohammed.
Voluntary Migration in Ethiopia : In Search for Work and Better Opportunities (English). Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099610008262227344