Titlebook: Rural-Urban Migration in Vietnam; Amy Y. C. Liu,Xin Meng Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 Urban-rural migration.Destination c

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,Internal Migration in Vietnam, 2002–2012,ng data from the Vietnam Household Living Standards Survey 2012 (VHLSS2012), we find that the probability of migration is strongly associated with individual, household and community-level characteristics. The probability of migration is higher for young people and those with post-secondary educatio

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Migration Duration and Migration Outcomes,may relate to migration outcomes. Our models show that an increase in the migration duration is closely related to migrants’ age, education and parental socioeconomic status. We additionally find that migrants with longer migration duration have better labour market outcomes as measured by a greater

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Occupational Wage Differential Between Urban Workers and Rural Migrants in Vietnam,2012) to investigate the earnings differential between urban residents and rural migrants. Rural migrants not only receive lower wages than their urban counterparts, but also tend to be in low-paying jobs. The decomposition results of Brown et al. (Journal of Human Resources 15(1): 3–28, 1980) sugge

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,Social Networks and Employment Performance: Evidence from Rural–Urban Migration in Vietnam, effect is challenging because unobserved factors affect both employment performance and social networks. I address this endogeneity problem by using the instrumental variable method. The results suggest that social networks improve migrants’ incomes and make wage-earners willing to change their job

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,Rural–Urban Migration and Remittances in Vietnam: Evidence from Migrant Tracer Data,g Standards Survey (VHLSS) with a 2013 tracer study of migrants from VHLSS households. We estimate factors associated with remittances, taking migrant selection issues into account. Consistent with the altruism hypothesis for remittances, we find that remittance flows are larger when migrants have h

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Differences in Consumption Patterns Between Urban and Rural Migrant Households in Vietnam,3) to study migrants’ consumption behaviour in the destination cities in Vietnam. Using ordinary least squares (OLS) and quantile regression, the author finds that overall consumption levels are considerably lower for migrant households without an urban household registration (.). The gap is signifi

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,Housing Gaps Between Rural–Urban Migrants and Local Urban Residents: The Case of Vietnam,m Rural–Urban Migration Survey and the 2012 Vietnam Household Living Standards Survey. It employs probit and ordinary least squares (OLS) regression models and applies the Oaxaca decomposition technique to delineate the demographic and socioeconomic characteristics that shape migrant–urban local hou

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The Children of Migrants and Their Schooling, to care for them due to long working hours. The impact of migration on the wellbeing of families and children remains complex. Previous evidence suggests the children of migrants are not adequately cared for, with potentially negative effects on education and health outcomes, while income from migr

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Conclusion,dustrial zones and the rapidly growing private sector have generated great demand for unskilled labour, which in turn has encouraged rural–urban migration. Rural–urban migration as a share of the migrant population has increased consistently over the period 1999–2014. The increasing pace of migratio

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Occupational Wage Differential Between Urban Workers and Rural Migrants in Vietnam,elative economic position. Taking the within- and between-occupational difference together—while the explained component remains more important than the unexplained component in accounting for the overall earnings differential, the contribution of the unexplained component (especially the unexplained within-occupation component) is not negligible.