In recent years, a surge of remittances to Bangladesh has enabled rural households to
adopt modern renewable energy sources. However, researchers have yet to examine any …

Energy poverty remains a significant challenge in develo** nations, as exemplified by the
situation in Indonesia. The connection between energy poverty and insufficient financial …

Even though remittance inflow in Bangladesh is a significant earning source for recipient
individuals and one of the vital factors to the development model, its environmental impacts …

Similar to other develo** nations, Jamaica's remittances, specifically inflows, are an
important source of income support and foreign exchange earnings. Anecdotally, much has …

We examine the relationship between financial development and remittance inflows
(remittances), measured as a share of GDP, within a non‐linear framework in Jamaica over …

Jamaica is noted for having high remittance inflows (remittances) and economic misery, the
latter often measured as a function of inflation and unemployment. We examine the …

Reverse flows characterize a situation in which external inflows, such as remittances, are
used to service external debt, finance capital flight, and/or accumulate foreign reserves. The …

We examine the long-and short-run causal relations between remittances and the
consumption of natural gas, electricity, petroleum, and coal for Bangladesh over the period …

There are numerous studies on the transnational flow of remittances, which normally
indicate the transfer of money from immigrants to their families in their home countries …

The discourse on micro-foundations linking microeconomic and macroeconomic principles
to establish relationships in macroeconomic models have been increasing, one of which is …