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Do personal remittance outflows impede economic growth in Saudi Arabia? The role of trade, labor force, human, and physical capital
M. S. Islam and I. A. Alhamad
This study by Md. Saiful Islam and Ibrahim A. Alhamad explores how remittance outflows affect Saudi Arabia's economic growth. While short-term effects are mixed and somewhat negative, the research indicates that reducing these outflows might bolster long-term growth. Discover the intricate relationship between trade, labor, and capital in shaping economic outcomes!
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