Keller, JenniferScheja, Elina2017-06-132017-06-132011-09https://hdl.handle.net/10986/27100Inclusive growth (IG) analysis involves analyzing the available data in a country to determine the best course of action for accelerating growth and or improving the distribution of the opportunities and benefits from the growth process. In economies in which international migration is a significant trend, that determination may be especially challenging. The international migration phenomenon can contribute to (or detract from) growth and its distribution through myriad number of complex and sometimes divergent channels, and these effects can change substantially over time. The ability to analyze these impacts, however, is often significantly handicapped by a lack of appropriate data. Moreover, because the migration decision is inherently a private decision made by households in the best interest of their welfare, determining the policy conclusions based on the results of inclusive growth analysis is often unclear. Governments are rightfully wary of interfering with the migration process. This paper examines the issue of international migration in inclusive growth. The aim is to provide the practitioners of inclusive growth diagnostics a useful framework for assessing the nature of the international migration phenomenon, and to highlight the key tools utilized in evaluating its current and potential impact on shared growth.en-USCC BY 3.0 IGOACCESS TO FINANCEACCESS TO FINANCIAL SERVICESACCESS TO INFORMATIONACCESS TO JOBACCESS TO LOANSACCOUNTINGACCOUNTING FRAMEWORKAGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIONBANK DEPOSITSBANKING SECTORBANKING SYSTEMBANKSBENEFITS OF MIGRATIONBORROWINGBRAIN DRAINBRAIN-DRAINBUSINESS DEVELOPMENTBUSINESS FORMATIONBUSINESS OWNERSHIPCAPITAL ACCUMULATIONCAPITAL STOCKCENSUSESCENTRAL BANKSCHILD CARECITIZENSCITIZENSHIPCOLLATERALCONSEQUENCES OF MIGRATIONCOOPERATIVE DEVELOPMENTCORRUPTIONCOST OF CAPITALCOUNTRIES OF ORIGINCOUNTRY OF DESTINATIONCOUNTRY OF ORIGINCREDIT CONSTRAINTCREDIT CONSTRAINTSCREDIT RATINGCREDITSCREDITWORTHINESSCURRENT ACCOUNTCUSTOMER BASEDEBTDEBT MANAGEMENTDEMOGRAPHIC PROJECTIONSDEPENDENCY RATIOSDEPOSITSDEVELOPING COUNTRIESDEVELOPMENT GOALSDEVELOPMENT OBJECTIVESDISPARITIES IN ACCESSDISSEMINATIONDISTRIBUTION OF INCOMEEARNINGSECONOMIC ACTIVITYECONOMIC AGENTSECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICSECONOMIC CONDITIONSECONOMIC CONTRIBUTIONECONOMIC CONTRIBUTIONSECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTECONOMIC GROWTHECONOMIC POLICYECONOMIC TRENDSEDUCATED MIGRANTSEDUCATION LEVELEDUCATION SYSTEMEDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENTEMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIESEMPLOYMENT STATUSENTREPRENEURSHIPEQUILIBRIUM MODELSEXCHANGE RATEEXCHANGE RATESEXPENDITUREEXPENDITURESEXPLOITATIONEXTERNALITIESFAMILIESFAMILY INCOMEFINANCIAL ACCESSFINANCIAL DEVELOPMENTFINANCIAL INSTITUTIONSFINANCIAL INSTRUMENTSFINANCIAL INTERMEDIATIONFINANCIAL MARKETSFINANCIAL SERVICESFINANCIAL SUPPORTFOREIGN EXCHANGEFORMAL BANKINGFORMAL BANKING SYSTEMFUTURE GROWTHGENDERGLOBAL DEVELOPMENTGOVERNMENT POLICIESHEALTH CAREHEALTH WORKERSHOME COUNTRIESHOST COUNTRIESHOST COUNTRYHOUSEHOLD INCOMEHOUSEHOLD LEVELHOUSEHOLD POVERTYHOUSEHOLD SURVEYSHOUSEHOLD WELFAREHOUSEHOLDSHOUSINGHUMAN CAPITALHUMAN RIGHTSHUMAN RIGHTS OF MIGRANTSILLEGAL MIGRATIONIMMIGRANTIMMIGRANTSIMMIGRATIONIMMIGRATION POLICIESIMMIGRATION POLICYIMPACT OF MIGRATIONINCOME INEQUALITYINCOME-GENERATING ACTIVITIESINEQUALITIESINEQUALITIES IN OPPORTUNITIESINFLATIONINFLOW OF REMITTANCESINSURANCEINTEREST RATESINTERNATIONAL FOOD POLICY RESEARCH INSTITUTEINTERNATIONAL MIGRANTSINTERNATIONAL MIGRATIONINVESTMENT IN EDUCATIONINVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIESINVESTMENTS IN EDUCATIONIRREGULAR MIGRATIONJOB OPPORTUNITIESLABOR FORCELABOR FORCE PARTICIPATIONLABOR FORCE SURVEYSLABOR MARKETLABOR MARKETSLABOR MOBILITYLABOR SHORTAGESLABOR SUPPLYLEGAL STATUSLIVING CONDITIONSLOCAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONSMACROECONOMIC STABILITYMACROECONOMICSMARKET INFORMATIONMIGRANTMIGRANT FAMILYMIGRANT WORKERSMIGRANT-SENDING COUNTRIESMIGRATION DATAMIGRATION DECISIONMIGRATION FLOWMIGRATION FLOWSMIGRATION PATTERNSMIGRATION POLICIESMIGRATION PROCESSMIGRATION STATISTICSNATIONAL POLICYNATIONALSNATURAL DISASTERNATURAL RESOURCENUMBER OF MIGRANTSNUMBER OF WORKERSNURSEPARTICIPATION OF WOMENPOLICY DECISIONSPOLICY IMPLICATIONSPOLICY MAKERSPOLICY RESEARCHPOLICY RESEARCH WORKING PAPERPOPULATION CENSUSESPOPULATION DECLINEPRACTITIONERSPRODUCTIVITYPROFITABILITYPUBLIC FINANCESPUBLIC SERVICESPULL FACTORSPUSH FACTORPUSH FACTORSREMITTANCEREMITTANCESRETURN MIGRATIONRULE OF LAWRURAL AREASSAFETY NETSSAVINGSSECONDARY EDUCATIONSEED MONEYSELF-EMPLOYMENTSEXSKILL LEVELSKILLED WORKERSSOCIAL RETURNSSOCIAL SAFETY NETSSOURCE OF INFORMATIONSOURCES OF FINANCESUSTAINABLE GROWTHTRADE FLOWSTRANSPORTATIONUNDOCUMENTED IMMIGRANTSUNEMPLOYMENTUNEMPLOYMENT RATESUNIONURBAN AREASVULNERABILITYWAGESWELFARE BENEFITSWORK FORCEWORKFORCEWORKING CAPITALWORKING CONDITIONSYOUNG MENWorking PaperWorld Bank10.1596/27100