Remittance Expenditure Patterns and Human Development Outcomes in Nigeria

Remittance Expenditure Patterns and Human Development Outcomes in Nigeria

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This paper investigates the relationship between remittance expenditure patterns and its human development implications in migrant sending communities of Nigeria. In Nigeria, migrant sending communities spread across the country and the expenditure patterns of remittance receipt are likely to differ in characterization along states or geographical regions. This possibility is expected to...
 
Published at Developing Country Studies
Volume 5
Issue 2
Pages 70-80
Published in 2015
 
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Okodua, H., O. O. Ewetan and Ese, U.
Ewetan Olabanji » Obtained B.Sc and M.Sc degrees in Economics from University of Lagos in 1985 and 1988 respectively. Obtained Ph.D in Economics from Coveannt University in 2011. Has two decades work experience in both public abd private sector before joining Covenant University in 2003. Areas of research interest are public sector economics, monetary economics and development economics. view full profile
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