Vol. 6 No. 1 (2018) | African Journal of Economic Review

Published: 2018-02-02

Determinants of public health expenditure growth in Tanzania: an application of Bayesian Model

Mwoya Byaro, Abel Kinyondo, Charles Michello, Patrick Musonda

1-13

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Foreign direct investment and natural resources in sub-Saharan Africa: the role of institutions towards the Africa we want “2063 Vision”

Bilali Basesa Jumanne, Choong Chee Keong

14-32

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Analyzing inflation in Nigeria: a fractionally integrated ARFIMA-GARCH modelling approach

Paul Terhemba Iorember, Terzungwe Usar, Kabiru Hannafi Ibrahim

33-46

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The effect of public health spending on under-five mortality rate in Uganda

Kepha Kato, Alex Mugarura, Will Kaberuka, Fred Matovu, Bruno L. Yawe

47-71

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Monetary policy shocks and industrial output in Nigeria: a dynamic effect

Akanbi Michael Olanrewaju, Dada James Temitope

72-86

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Income convergence in the east African community

Simon Githuku, Jacob Omolo, Germano Mwabu

87-102

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Enhancing agricultural value chain for economic diversification in Nigeria

Bolaji A Adesoye, Oluwaseyi A. Adelowokan, Emmanuel O. Maku, Shakirat O. Salau

103-118

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Is the banning of importation of second-hand clothes and shoes a panacea to industrialization in east Africa?

Kitojo Kagome Wetengere

119-141

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Domestic resource mobilization and long term economic growth in Tanzania

Cyril Chimilila

142-159

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Understanding household education expenditure in Sudan: do poor and rural households spend less on education?

Ebaidalla M. Ebaidalla

160-178

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Determinants of public health expenditure growth in Tanzania: an application of Bayesian Model

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Foreign direct investment and natural resources in sub-Saharan Africa: the role of institutions towards the Africa we want “2063 Vision”

DOI:

Analyzing inflation in Nigeria: a fractionally integrated ARFIMA-GARCH modelling approach

DOI:

The effect of public health spending on under-five mortality rate in Uganda

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Monetary policy shocks and industrial output in Nigeria: a dynamic effect

DOI:

Income convergence in the east African community

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Enhancing agricultural value chain for economic diversification in Nigeria

DOI:

Is the banning of importation of second-hand clothes and shoes a panacea to industrialization in east Africa?

DOI:

Domestic resource mobilization and long term economic growth in Tanzania

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Understanding household education expenditure in Sudan: do poor and rural households spend less on education?

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