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Investigating the Relationship Between Migration and Development Economics Student’s Name Institution Course Instructor Date Part 1: Description of Proposal/Research Question The relationship between migration and economic development has appealed as a critical issue, with the world undergoing a new generation of migration patterns. Therefore, my research question will examine migration's causal effect on developing countries' economic development. More precisely, I will explore how, through transmission channels such as payments and labor mobility, migration shapes economic growth, poverty reduction, and overall development. Such a study would investigate the role of data and modern empirical methods in determining how migration catalyzes economic progress or generates developmental challenges in countries of origin. I would endeavor to review three articles that use such empirical methods as differences-in-differences, instrumental variable analysis, and panel data to investigate migration's economic outcomes in developing nations. Research Question How does migration affect economic development through participation in the labor market and human capital transfers? Part 2: Scholarly Article Review Kozlovskyi, S., Kulinich, T., Vechirko, I., Lavrov, R., Zayukov, I., & Mazur, H. (2024). Relationship between net migration and economic development of European countries: Empirical conclusions. Problems and Perspectives in Management, 22(1), 605-618. https://doi.org/10.21511/ppm.22(1).2024.48 This article is relevant to the subject of the current research, as it seeks to explore, through empirical tests, the direct correlation between economic development and migration. It is published in a credible academic journal and meets the criteria for the top 250 economics publications. More precisely, the authors look at how net migration influences economic growth, as reflected ...