Internal Labor Migration in Pakistan
ASEDP
No.72
Edited by Hisaya Oda
Published in 2005
CONTENTS
Title page, Content, etc. (84KB)
Preface (127KB)
Chapter 1
Determinants and Trends of Internal Migration in Pakistan (3.09Mb) / Rashid Memon
1. Introduction
2. Quantitative Overview of Internal Migration: Current Patterns and Trends
(1) Data sources
(2) The Migrant Population
(3) Trends of General Migration over Time
(4) Labour Migrants
3. Determinants of Migration
(1) Sub-Sample of Migrants for regression Analysis
(2) Theoretical Model for determination of Rural-Urban Migration
(3) Findings
4. Conclusion
References
2. Quantitative Overview of Internal Migration: Current Patterns and Trends
(1) Data sources
(2) The Migrant Population
(3) Trends of General Migration over Time
(4) Labour Migrants
3. Determinants of Migration
(1) Sub-Sample of Migrants for regression Analysis
(2) Theoretical Model for determination of Rural-Urban Migration
(3) Findings
4. Conclusion
References
Chapter 2
Labor Migration from Rural Pakistan: Evidence from Villages in a Rain-Fed Area of Punjab (2.32MB) / Hisaya Oda
1. Introduction
2. Data Collection and profile of Study Villages
(1) Data Collection
(2) Definition
(3) Profile of study Villages
3. Profile of Labor Migrants and their Households
(1) Profile of Migrants
(2) Profile of Migrant Households
4. Determinants of Labor Migration
(1) Probit Estimation
(2) Empirical Results
5. Remittances
6. Non-Migrant Households and their Livelihoods
7. Conclusion
References
2. Data Collection and profile of Study Villages
(1) Data Collection
(2) Definition
(3) Profile of study Villages
3. Profile of Labor Migrants and their Households
(1) Profile of Migrants
(2) Profile of Migrant Households
4. Determinants of Labor Migration
(1) Probit Estimation
(2) Empirical Results
5. Remittances
6. Non-Migrant Households and their Livelihoods
7. Conclusion
References
Chapter 3
Internal Migration and Household Well-Being: Myth or Reality (1.76MB) / G. M. Arif
1. Introduction
2. Literature Review
3. Data source and Method of Analysis
4. Migration in Pakistan: Incidence, Patterns and Reasons
(1) Incidence of Migration
(2) Pattern of Migratory Flows
(3) Reasons for Migration
5. Socio-Demographic Characteristics of Migrants
6. Internal Migration and Household Well-being
(1) Household Consumption
(2) Infant Mortality
(3) Child Nutrition
7. Summary
Appendix
References
2. Literature Review
3. Data source and Method of Analysis
4. Migration in Pakistan: Incidence, Patterns and Reasons
(1) Incidence of Migration
(2) Pattern of Migratory Flows
(3) Reasons for Migration
5. Socio-Demographic Characteristics of Migrants
6. Internal Migration and Household Well-being
(1) Household Consumption
(2) Infant Mortality
(3) Child Nutrition
7. Summary
Appendix
References
Chapter 4
Migration, Policy and Welfare in the Context of Developing Economies: A Simple Extended Family Approach (2.46MB) / S. M. Turab Hussain
1. Introduction
2. Migration, Policy and Welfare: A Brief Survey of Literature
3. An Extended Family Model of Migration
(1) The Model
4. Policy Analysis
(1) Employment Subsidy in the Urban Sector
(2) Income Subsidy in the Rural Sector
5. Welfare Analysis
(1) Welfare Effects of a Transfer of Foreign Aid Financed Subsidy from the Urban To the Rural Sector
6. Conclusion
References
2. Migration, Policy and Welfare: A Brief Survey of Literature
3. An Extended Family Model of Migration
(1) The Model
4. Policy Analysis
(1) Employment Subsidy in the Urban Sector
(2) Income Subsidy in the Rural Sector
5. Welfare Analysis
(1) Welfare Effects of a Transfer of Foreign Aid Financed Subsidy from the Urban To the Rural Sector
6. Conclusion
References