Despite increased agricultural trade liberalization, high productive inefficiency in agriculture has kept Africa as a net importer of agriculture products. Empirical studies have focused on the trade liberalization–productivity ...

Climate change has occasioned several Earth long-term events, including extreme temperatures. In recent years, Africa was reported as part of the world's regions that experienced extreme temperatures above pre-industrial ...

The education system in Zimbabwe continues to face a shortage of qualified teachers especially in high schools where a bigger proportion of the teachers are holders of first degrees but who lack professional teaching ...

As part of an overall package, open and more liberal trade policies are increasingly being regarded as the main route towards economic growth and development in this fast globalising world. A number of initiatives, including ...

The study brings new evidence on money supply determination by inviting the exogeneity and endogeneity debate to a rare monetary system - the multiple currency regime- currently used in Zimbabwe. Using monthly data from ...

Government deficit financing, particularly debt for tax swap, is increasingly dominating debate over the role of fiscal policy in macro-economic stabilisation. The Ricardian Equivalence Hypothesis (REH) suggesting ...