Dr. Swanson's analysis of three Yemeni villages reveals that a combination of minimal investment opportunities and migration-induced labor shortages has driven wages up to the point that Yemen's labor-intensive agriculture is no longer viable--it is cheaper to import grain than to produce it locally.
Although social scientists tend to agree that emigration improves the standard of living of migrants and their families, research suggests that more generally it has a neutral or even negative effect on economic development in the home country. The Yemen Arab Republic is a case in point: while living standards there have improved with emigration, t
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