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HOUSEHOLD WELFARE, INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION AND CHILDREN TIME ALLOCATION IN RURAL MOROCCO
JAMAL BOUOIYOUR,AMAL MIFTAH 중앙대학교 경제연구소 2014 Journal of Economic Development Vol.39 No.2
This paper examines the impact of remittances on child labor and education in recipient Moroccan households. Based on propensity-score matching methods, we find a positive effect of remittances on the investment in education. Furthermore, living in migrant households who combine school with work is clearly lower compared to the number of children from households of the control group. Our results show the positive effect of remittances on the schooling of the poor children. It also seems that the partial participation of poor children in work declines significantly through migrant remittances.
What Mitigates Economic Growth Volatility in Morocco?: Remittances or FDI
( Jamal Bouoiyour ),( Refk Selmi ),( Amal Miftah ) 세종대학교 경제통합연구소 2016 Journal of Economic Integration Vol.31 No.1
The purpose of the paper is twofold. First, it seeks to meticulously analyze the volatility of economic growth and financial flows in the case of Morocco, i.e., remittances and Foreign Direct Investment. Second, it attempts to address the effects of these financial flows on the economic growth volatility. We provide strong evidence that remittances are less volatile than Foreign Direct Investment with respect to the duration, intensity and volatility clustering. Furthermore, remittances can mitigate the volatility of growth, while Foreign Direct Investment flows amplify it. Our results do not imply that financial flows should be privileged by Moroccan authorities. In fact, our results should encourage the government to implement proactive and favourable policies geared towards productive investment.