INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION AND ECONOMIC

INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION AND ECONOMIC (2006)

by Population Division , J. Edward Taylor

148	Household Composition, Labor Markets, and Labor Demand: Testing for Separation in Agricultural Household Models,” - Benjamin - 1992
137	Peasant household behavior with missing markets: some paradoxes explained. - Janevary, Fafchamps, et al. - 1991
120	The Migration of Labour. - Stark - 1991
53	Human capital: Migration and rural population change. In: - JE, Martin - 2001
49	Emigration to South Africas Mines. - Lucas - 1987
48	The Theory and Comparative Statics of Agricultural Household Models: A General Approach." Agricultural Household Models: Extensions, Applications, and Policy. - Strauss - 1986
43	Village economies. The design, estimation, and use of villagewide economic models - Taylor, Adelman - 1996
36	Cash Transfer Programs with Income Multipliers: PROCAMPO in Mexico," - Sadoulet, Janvry, et al. - 2001
29	Remittances, household expenditure and investment in guatemala. - Adams - 2005
20	Does Migration Reshape Expenditures in Rural Households? Evidence from Mexico. (World Bank Policy Research Working Paper No. 3842). Washington, District of Columbia: - Taylor, Mora - 2006
16	Disaggregated rural economywide models for policy analysis. - Taylor, Dyer, et al. - 2005
8	Using Shadow Wages to Estimate Labour Supply of Agricultural Households,” - Skoufias - 1994
3	Administrative Land Allocation, Nascent Labor Markets, and Farm Efficiency in Rural China.” Working paper - Benjamin, Brandt - 1998
2	A Shadow Wage Approach to Estimating a Family Labor Supply Model for Rural Peru - Jacoby - 1988