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Who gets Pacific remittances and state assistance, and how much?

Emilia Tjernstrom

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06 Oct 2026

National averages hide who really gets Pacific remittances. New household data reveal a surprising split between reach and reward—and what it means for state assistance.About the author/sEmilia TjernstromEmilia Tjernstrom is a development economist and Associate Professor of Economics at Macquarie Business School. Her research uses econometrics, field and lab-in-the-field experiments to study technology adoption, behavioral economics and heterogeneity in development.

National averages hide who really gets Pacific remittances. New household data reveal a surprising split between reach and reward—and what it means for state assistance.About the author/s Emilia Tjernstrom Emilia Tjernstrom is a development economist and Associate Professor of Economics at Macquarie Business School. Her research uses econometrics, field and lab-in-the-field experiments to study technology adoption, behavioral economics and heterogeneity in development.

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