Youth migration and labor constraints in African agrarian households
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CGIAR Research Program on Policies, Institutions, and Markets (PIM)
- Published on
18.04.18
- Challenges
Creating JOBS and GROWTH, Promoting EQUALITY OF OPPORTUNITY, Sustaining FOOD AVAILABILITY
The new paper investigates how youth migration in Ethiopia and Malawi affects household labor, hired labor demand, and income, and whether these effects vary by migrant sex and destination.
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