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REMITTENT NECROTIZING ACROCYANOSIS [PDF]

Journal of the American Medical Association, 1956
• Pain in hands and feet, with areas of coldness and cyanosis, was observed in 20 patients. The group included both sexes, all ages from the fourth to the ninth decade of life, and both smokers and nonsmokers. Attacks were not limited to any one time of the year.
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Gender and Remittances: Remodelling Remittance Exposure

2014
I wrote a paper entitled ‘Exposure to Remittances: Theoretical and Empirical Implications for Gender’ that offered theoretical underpinnings of expo- sure to remittances which constituted four components (Ullah, 2013). The underlying reasons for writing that paper were manifold.
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Social Remittances

2020
This article reviews the economic literature on social remittances. Unlike financial remittances, which are flows of cash or goods sent by migrants to their origin countries, social remittances refer to economic, social, political attitudes, behaviours and norms that are transmitted through migration.
Tuccio, Michele, Wahba, Jackline
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Impact of remittances on carbon emission: fresh evidence from a panel of five remittance-receiving countries

Environmental science and pollution research international, 2021
Zilong Wang, S. Zaman, Q. Zaman, S. F. Rasool   +3 more
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The Remittive Effects of Alefacept

Journal of Cutaneous Medicine and Surgery, 2004
The duration of response to treatment with alefacept has been assessed in patients with moderate to severe chronic plaque psoriasis who responded to alefacept therapy in phase 2 and phase 3 clinical studies. In a phase 2 trial, duration of response was based on time to retreatment with alefacept.
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Remittances and corruption

Economics Letters, 2013
We examine the effect of remittances on corruption using panel data for 111 countries over the period of 1986–2010. We find that remittances increase corruption, especially in non-OECD countries.
Yoonbai Kim, Chun-Ping Chang, Aziz N. Berdiev   +2 more
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Migrant Remittances and Fertility

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2014
ABSTRACTThis study examines the role of migrants’ remittances in developing countries’ fertility transition. Employing an unbalanced panel of South Asian countries and controlling for various economic and socio-demographic factors, we find that remittances are significantly associated with a lower number of children born to women of childbearing age ...
Amar Anwar, Mazhar Mughal
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The new economics of labour migration and the role of remittances in the migration process.

International migration (Geneva. Print), 1999
This analysis considers international migration remittances and their impact on development in migrant-sending areas. The new economics of labor migration (NELM) posit that remittances lessen production and market constraints faced by households in ...
Edward J. Taylor
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Remittances as a Social Process: The Singapore-Bangladesh Remittance Corridor

Asian and Pacific Migration Journal, 2010
This study argues that research linking the contexts of remittance-sending with remittance-receiving is far more capable of capturing the complexity of remittances and its development dynamics. Focusing on the Singapore-Bangladesh remittance corridor, this study examines remittances in relation to remittance sending, receipt, use and control, and ...
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Does the inflow of remittances and energy consumption increase CO2 emissions in the era of globalization? A global perspective

Air quality, atmosphere and health, 2020
Boqiong Yang, A. Jahanger, Muhammad Atif Khan   +2 more
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