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EMIGRATION AND REMITTANCES: NEW EVIDENCES FROM THE KERALA MIGRATION SURVEY, 2018 S.
Migration has become a worldwide phenomenon in the 21 st century. Migratory tendencies have been inherent in the context of Kerala, and it has been shaping the economic and social situation. The economic boom within the Gulf countries gave migration a considerable boost, reaching its peak in terms o...
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THIRUVANANTHAPURAM
CENTRE FOR DEVELOPMENT STUDIES
2019
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| 100 | |a Irudaya Rajan And K.C. Zachariah |9 89645 | ||
| 245 | |a EMIGRATION AND REMITTANCES: NEW EVIDENCES FROM THE KERALA MIGRATION SURVEY, 2018 S. | ||
| 260 | |a THIRUVANANTHAPURAM |b CENTRE FOR DEVELOPMENT STUDIES |c 2019 | ||
| 500 | |a CDS Working Paper 483 | ||
| 520 | |a Migration has become a worldwide phenomenon in the 21 st century. Migratory tendencies have been inherent in the context of Kerala, and it has been shaping the economic and social situation. The economic boom within the Gulf countries gave migration a considerable boost, reaching its peak in terms of both numbers and remittances. Ironically, Kerala, of late, is witnessing a reverse migration of labour. Kerala Migration Survey (KMS) 2018 is the eighth in the series of studies on migration undertaken by the Centre for Development Studies (CDS) since 1998. The 2018 `1report sheds light on the various issues concerning migration and mobility. It gathers the fruit of two decades of research done at the CDS and examines migration dynamics from demographic, economic and socio-political perspectives. The basic objectives of the survey are similar to the earlier surveys such as to estimate migrants from Kerala to various destinations and vice-versa, their demographic, socio-economic characteristics and to estimate remittances to Kerala. The report also postulates factors responsible for the fall of emigration from Kerala. The information given in the report is based on a large-scale sample survey of 15,000 households. The two major findings from the study, 2.1 million emigrants from Kerala across the world as per the KMS 2018, of which 15.8 per cent are females. However, there is a reduction of 3 lakhs emigrants during 2013-18, which is one-tenth of the 2013 emigrants. The estimated total remittances to Kerala is Rs.85092 crores as per KMS 2018, remittances to the state have increased. This is due to the fact that Keralites in the Gulf have climbed the social ladder and earn higher wages, allowing them to remit more | ||
| 650 | |a RETURN MIGRATION; |a GULF COUNTRIES; |a KERALA MIGRATION |9 89646 | ||
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