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- What determines technology transfer in Africa? Factors influencing technology imports from China to African economies
Author: Ewa Cieslik and Anna Zamojska
Source: African Review of Economics and Finance, pp 1-26 (Volume 16 Issue 2, December 2024)
Read MoreThis research aims to elucidate the factors influencing technology transfer, conceptualized as the influx of high-technology imports. The research question posed is: What are the principal determinants that influence the volume of high-tech imports from China to African nations, and how reliable ... Read More
- Impact of green energy policies on sustainable standards of living in South Africa: An ARDLand Toda-Yamamotoapproach
Author: Julius Oyebanji Ibitoye and Ewert P.J. Kleynhans
Source: African Review of Economics and Finance, pp 27-47 (Volume 16 Issue 2, December 2024)
Read MoreThis article investigates the long-term relationship between the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the United Nations and green energy in South Africa. It explains long-term impact of green energy policies of government on educational quality, agricultural development, unemployment rate and... Read More
- The Determinants of Firm-Level Enterprise Risk Management Adoption: Literature Review and Future Directions
Author: Sylvester Senyo Horvey, Jones Odei-Mensah, Albert Mushai, and Agata MacGregor
Source: African Review of Economics and Finance, pp 47-69 (Volume 16 Issue 2, December 2024)
Read MoreAs the business world grows in complexity, business leaders are resorting to a robust risk management approach known as enterprise risk management (ERM). ERM is a systematic approach to holistically managing an organisation’s risks. Since its inception, scholars have been paying much attention t... Read More
- Understanding the Financial Risk of Black Economic Empowerment in the South African Industrial Sector
Author: Carla Morris
Source: African Review of Economics and Finance, pp 70-101 (Volume 16 Issue 2, December 2024)
Read MoreThe South African government policy of Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE) has been criticised in terms of its effectiveness, bureaucracy and corruption, and criticised for the risks that B-BBEE is perceived to create for the businesses and industries that implement it. The objective... Read More
- Investigating the Long-term Economic Ripple effects of Cash Grant assistance on Economic Outcomes in Sub-Saharan Africa
Author: Etienne Nzabirinda, Joseph Nkurunziza , and Martin Mugenzi
Source: African Review of Economics and Finance, pp 102-130 (Volume 16 Issue 2, December 2024)
Read MoreCash grant assistance has drawn the interest of academia, policymakers, and development organizations in Sub-Saharan Africa because of its impacts on the long-term economy. These kinds of humanitarian aids serve to immediately alleviate shocks, while improving economic conditions and stimulating ... Read More
- Sub-Saharan Africa’s Bank-Stock Market Gap and Macroeconomic Structure (Structural Transformation) Anomaly: A Panel Analysis
Author: Kofi B. Afful
Source: African Review of Economics and Finance, pp 131-156 (Volume 16 Issue 2, December 2024)
Read MoreThis study explores whether Sub-Saharan Africa’s financial architecture gap explains its anomalous macro economic structures by undertaking an empirical panel econometric analysis of an original analytical model. Both bank funding and its interaction with banking sector returns expand the primary... Read More
- The effect of foreign ownership on the financial soundness of host countries’ banking sector: Evidence from BRICS
Author: Sibusiso V. Magagula and Thabang Mokoaleli-Mokoteli
Source: African Review of Economics and Finance, pp 157-189 (Volume 16 Issue 2, December 2024)
Read MoreWe investigate the impact of foreign ownership of the financial soundness of the BRICS banking sector. Although the BRICS countries are integrated into the global financial markets and have an increased share of the world GDP, it is still not clear what the real role of foreign ownership is in te... Read More
- Macroeconomic and sectoral impacts of the AfCFTA:
The case of Nigeria and South Africa in light of core export competences
Author: Gabriel Mhonyera
Source: African Review of Economics and Finance, pp 190-210 (Volume 16 Issue 2, December 2024)
Read MoreThe African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), considered the largest free trade area globally by participating countries, entered into force in May 2019. This paper investigates the macroeconomic and sectoral impacts of the AfCFTA on Nigeria and South, specifically targeting their core export... Read More
- The Relationship between financial development and economic growth: A case of South Africa
Author: Simphiwe Zimu and Euphemia Godspower-Akpomiemie
Source: African Review of Economics and Finance, pp 211-235 (Volume 16 Issue 2, December 2024)
Read MoreThis study's focus is on the analysis of South Africa's finance-growth nexus. To contribute to the essential discussion that may prompt consideration of the financial sector reform agenda that fosters growth, this topic is being researched during this challenging economic period of slow real econ... Read More
- The Relationship between Carbon Taxes and Welfare Distribution: Do Institutions Matter?
Author: Frank Adu and Roshelle Ramfol
Source: African Review of Economics and Finance, pp 254-279 (Volume 16 Issue 2, December 2024)
Read MoreClimate-induced poverty is escalating in Africa, posing significant challenges to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Carbon pricing has been identified as a promising strategy to generate revenue and mitigate its impact on vulnerable households through revenue recycling. However,... Read More
- Influence of Overconfidence and Loss Aversion on Financial Decision-Making of Teachers in Ghana: The moderating role of Financial Literacy
Author: Joseph Emmanuel Tetteh Eunice Adu-Darko and Benedicta Agyirey-Kwakye
Source: African Review of Economics and Finance, pp 254-279 (Volume 16 Issue 2, December 2024)
Read MoreThis paper examines the impact of psychological biases of overconfidence and loss aversion, and financial literacy on financial decision-making among pre-tertiary school teachers in Ghana. This study explored the financial decision making of non-investor population which presents a deviation from... Read More
- How the Internal Business Environment contributes to the Growth of Female-Owned Mid-Scale Enterprises in East Africa
Author: Patricia Isabirye and Lia Martha Maria Hewitt
Source: African Review of Economics and Finance, pp 280-301 (Volume 16 Issue 2, December 2024)
Read MoreFemale entrepreneurship in emerging economies faces significant barriers, primarily stemming from inadequacies within the internal business environment, entrenched cultural norms, emerging market trends, and management inefficiencies. These challenges constrain women’s capacity to effectively ad ... Read More
- What determines technology transfer in Africa? Factors influencing technology imports from China to African economies