This paper uses the extended Gini inequality index to examine the sensitivity of measurements of impacts of migrant remittances on the distribution of household income by size to different value judgements when measuring inequality. The results illustrate the robustness of earlier findings that the impacts of migration on village income distributions differ for different types of migration and for different periods in a village's migration history...
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1987/01/01
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部门工作文件
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DRD283
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1
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2013/06/10
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Disclosed
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Labour migration, income inequality and remittances : a case study of Mexico
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internal migrant