Remitansi Sebagai Sumber Aliran Dana Bagi Pertumbuhan Ekonomi: Studi Pada 10 Negara-Negara Penerima Remitansi Terbesar Di Asia
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Remitansi, Pertumbuhan Ekonomi, FDI, Konsumsi, dan InflasiAbstract
Economic growth is central to the economic life of all countries in the world, including countries in Asia that are trying to increase their economic growth by sending their workers abroad. Migrant workers or people who move to other countries to find work often send money back to their families and communities. The movement of funds from the country of employment back to the country of origin is known as remittances. Migration and remittances are crucial forces in reshaping the world economy, through the process of integration that increases the motivation of trade and financial inflows around the world with the movement of labor driving economic growth and social development. The results of the study indicate that remittances positively and significantly contribute to economic growth in the 10 highest remittance recipient countries in Asia. Likewise, the variables consumption and FDI and inflation positive significant effect on economic growth in 10 Asian countries.
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