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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
Remittances inflow has been regarded as an integral part of the growth and development of developing economies. Many developing countries have been able to effectively utilize these remittances to develop other sectors of their economies. Some countries, on the other hand, failed woefully in harnessing the potentiality in these resources they received.
This book highlights some of the challenges these countries faces like over-dependence on other countries, brain-drain, and underutilization of their human resources. The book also come up with some workable recommendations that if fully implemented could help many developing economies achieve economic prosperity.
Dr. Mridul Dharwal Professor Sharda University, Abdulaziz Usman Muhammad, Salisu Garba Abdullahi
Dr. Mridul Dharwal is working as a Professor of Economics in the School of Business Studies, Sharda University. He has 05 Patent Publication, 10 Scopus/Indian Citation index and more than 20 Paper in UGC-Care to his credit. He has rich experience and expertise to conduct training sessions on Accreditation, Quality Education, Teaching Strategy, Teaching-Learning Process, and Classroom Management.
Abdulaziz Usman Muhammad hails from Kano State Nigeria. He is a member of Chartered Institute of Economics Nigeria. During his undergraduate studies he served at various capacities towards the development of his fellow students.
Salisu Garba Abdullahi is from Kano State Nigeria. He is a graduate of Economics from Northwest University, Kano and currently he is a Master’s Degree candidate in the field of Applied Economics at Sharda University, India.
