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We are excited, with @der_wolch to share our paper titled "Peripheral financialisation in Nigeria: the case of the Dangote Business Group", now published in the Cambridge Journal of Economics. 1/7 academic.oup.com/cje/advance…
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Nairobi not only stands as Kenya's economic powerhouse, but also as a blueprint for intentional urban planning, inclusive service delivery, and climate-conscious policies.
In our latest blog, we explore what African cities can learn from this evolution.
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Is it time to rethink the role of African economists in Africa's future?
Our latest blog, Abdulrauf Aliyu makes a bold case for this.
Read the full article here👇
Blame African Economists, Not Economics. setafrica.africa/?p=1626
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We are Live!
Introducing SET Africa, a bold new initiative dedicated to driving sustainable economic transformation across the continent and beyond.
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Recently, @femiawopee, Lydia and I broke down the latest US executive orders and their impact on Africa. What do these changes mean for the continent? How do we position ourselves as a continent and develop? Read our in-depth analysis here: setafrica.africa/president-t…
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Looking forward to sharing insightful research findings on the impact of industrial conglomerates on Nigeria's industrial ecosystem at the University of Manitoba, Canada!
#industrialecosystem #economics #industryinsights #sustainabledevelopment
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'The shift in America’s foreign policy towards reciprocal relations means that the US is willing to engage in trade negotiations, but African countries must act together to command considerable influence in any negotiation'
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#foreignpolices #Africa #trade
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President Donald Trump's administration kicked off with a flurry of executive orders, significantly shifting America's foreign policy focus towards protecting its interests. These orders have far-reaching implications that are still being analyzed by policymakers and experts.
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While the executive orders have been greeted with mixed reactions in and outside the US, emphasis has been placed on the potential boomerang effect on US soft power globally with little policy direction for other countries as they scuffle to respond to the executive orders.
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In this article, we analyse the executive orders, their immediate impact on development in African countries and their implications including offering suggestions on how policy makers across the continent may respond to them.
Read here setafrica.africa/president-t…
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Effective policies are key to Africa's economic growth, but navigating the complex landscape can be overwhelming.
That's where we come in!
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SET Africa supports both governments and businesses in designing, implementing, and adapting policies for sustainable economic transformation. This in turn promotes the entire well-being of the continent and its citizens.
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At Set Africa, We support governments with policy design and implementation, and provide businesses with policy interpretation and adaptation tools for sustainable economic transformation.
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Dollar Liquidity, Financial Vulnerability and Monetary Sovereignty - Excellent from @JoMicheII and Rob Calvert Jump @PEGFA_ onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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New Paper Alert: Income inequality in Guyana: Class or ethnicity? New evidence from survey data. @WorldDevJournal
50 days' free access link here: authors.elsevier.com/a/1hv19…
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📢2 more days to go, don't miss out!
Third Young Scholars Conference on Structural and Industrial Policy in Africa
Abstract submissions: forms.gle/LDzuzJzxRvhjbLVC8
“…when it comes to diversity in universities, there are usually no specific measurable goals, no systems of accountability and no consequences for accomplishing them or failing entirely.” timeshighereducation.com/cam…
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Reminder that our @DevandChg roundtable on 'The #DebtCrisis in the Majority World' is this Wednesday at 4pm at @issnl in The Hague. Panelists include @DanielaGabor @danielmunevar @ierichard & Jan Kregel.
@UNCTAD @JoMicheII @florence_dafe @TNInstitute
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First of all, @KateRaworth did a great in countering the false arguments put to her by the presenter, in such a short time. However, I want to highlight the key flaw in the arguments put to Kate, in the thread below.
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Yesterday I spoke on @BBCRadio4 to challenge Truss's rally cry for 'growth, growth, growth'. It's tough figuring out how to overturn a deeply entrenched paradigm in just a few sentences - I gave it a go. What else would you have said? Listen in at 2:47:00 bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m001cp…
