Self-selection and the performance of return migrants: the source country perspective

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Return migration: the experience of Eastern Europe (2012, unknown): “30% migrated for a period of less than one year (De Coulon and Piracha 2005, p. 786) 10Out of 3145 individuals covered in this survey 167 were identi ed as having worked abroad (Co, Gang and Yun, 2000, p. 59) Hazans (2008) uses a relatively large sample of over 10000 economically active residents…”
Circular and Repeat Migration: Counts of Exits and Years Away from the Host Country (2011, unknown): “Regarding return migration to Albania, de Coulon and Piracha (2005) find that it is dominated by negative selection.”
Return migrants: The rise of new entrepreneurs in rural China (2010, unknown): “The introduction of this network proxy in the occupational choice equation provides a non-significant coefficient, which enables us to use it to identify our model (Coulon and Piracha, 2005) 26 .”
The Economics of Temporary Migrations (2016, unknown): “At that time, the average wage in Poland was 17 percent of the average nominal wage in the United Kingdom (40 percent in real terms).1 We now consider the same migrant in two scenarios: In the first, the migration is permanent and the migrant remains in the United Kingdom for the remainder of her…”
Return Migration and Occupational Choice (2009, unknown): “Following de Coulon and Piracha (2005), we conduct tests on the variables that identify the selection into return migration.”