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REMITTANCES AND EMPLOYMENT YOUTH IN KYRGYZSTAN

Kamalbek KARYMSHAKOV
Raziya ABDİEVA
Burulcha SULAİMANOVA
Journal
Reforma
Pages
15–20
Publication Date
2014-05-01
DOI
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Results of multinomial logit model estimations show that migrants’ remittances increases probability of choice being unemployed and home worker among youth population.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Since the independence Kyrgyzstan have experienced social and economic issues, such as poverty and unemployment.
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Key Findings & Data:This caused mass migration of labor force and now Kyrgyzstan receives about remittances that account for 30% of GDP.
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Conclusion & Impact:Results of multinomial logit model estimations show that migrants’ remittances increases probability of choice being unemployed and home worker among youth population.
🔬Design:Modeling & Simulation
📍Scope:Comprehensive Sample
⚙️Variables:Employment · Remittances · Migration

Abstract

Since the independence Kyrgyzstan have experienced social and economic issues, such as poverty and unemployment. This caused mass migration of labor force and now Kyrgyzstan receives about remittances that account for 30% of GDP. This paper aims to analyse remittances impact on employment, in particularly of youth population. Results of multinomial logit model estimations show that migrants’ remittances increases probability of choice being unemployed and home worker among youth population.

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Since the independence Kyrgyzstan have experienced social and economic issues, such as poverty and unemployment. This caused mass migration of labor force and now Kyrgyzstan receives about remittances that account for 30% of GDP. This paper aims to analyse remittances impact on employment, in particularly of youth population. Results of multinomial logit model estimations show that migrants’ remittances increases probability of choice being unemployed and home worker among youth population.

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KARYMSHAKOV, K., ABDİEVA, R., SULAİMANOVA, B. (2014). REMITTANCES AND EMPLOYMENT YOUTH IN KYRGYZSTAN. Reforma, Sayı: 64, 15–20. https://ajindex.com/articles/65686

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