Hidden income and the perceived returns to migration (Record no. 524756)

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Personal name Baseler, Travis
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Title Hidden income and the perceived returns to migration
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Place of publication, distribution, etc American Economic Journal: Applied Economics
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Extent 15(4), Oct, 2023: p.321-352
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Summary, etc In many developing economies, urban workers earn substantially more than rural workers with the same level of education. Why don't more rural workers migrate to cities? I use two field experiments in Kenya to show that low migration is partly due to underestimation of urban incomes, which is sustained by income hiding by migrants. Parents at the origin underestimate their migrant children's incomes by nearly half, and underestimation is greater when a migrant's remittance obligations are high. Providing information about urban earnings increases migration to the capital city by about 40 percent over two years.- Reproduced

https://www.aeaweb.org/articles?id=10.1257/app.20210571
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Main entry heading American Economic Journal: Applied Economics
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Subject DIP MIGRATION
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          Indian Institute of Public Administration Indian Institute of Public Administration 2024-01-16 15(4), Oct, 2023: p.321-352 AR130563 2024-01-16 Articles

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