September 25, 2025Future Business JournalOpen Access

The wealth of poor agricultural nations: evidence of self-employment and remittances in SAARC

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MYMai YasserOctober University of Modern Sciences and Arts SASara Abdel-BasetOctober University of Modern Sciences and Arts SNShahd M. NabilOctober University of Modern Sciences and Arts

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This analysis explores the relationship between remittances and employment in agriculture across SAARC nations, indicating potential policy implications.

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Remittance inflow positively impacts agricultural employment, enhancing economic activity in the region.
Findings suggest a positive but insignificant relationship between remittances and self-employment in the agriculture sector.
Descriptive statistics and GMM regression were used to examine remittance effects on employment in SAARC countries.
Moderating remittance inflows could help improve labor market engagement and stimulate self-employment opportunities.

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Yasser et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d5d0d7ddad3c16d4635c20 https://doi.org/10.1186/s43093-025-00656-x

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This analysis explores the relationship between remittances and employment in agriculture across SAARC nations, indicating potential policy implications.

The wealth of poor agricultural nations: evidence of self-employment and remittances in SAARC

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The wealth of poor agricultural nations: evidence of self-employment and remittances in SAARC

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