10 Oct 2024Open access8cites
Governance, institutional quality and economic complexity in selected African countriesPublisher siteInternational Journal of Economic Policy Studies, Economic and Technological Innovation
Active, last published 2026
Clement
Moyo
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Nelson Mandela University
South Africa4
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6 works20 Aug 2024Open access1cites
Financial liberalisation and illicit financial outflows in African countries: does institutional quality and macroeconomic stability matter?Publisher siteJournal of Financial Regulation and Compliance, Economic Growth and Development
1 Jun 2024Open access5cites
Monetary policy spillovers between the US and African Central Banks: A time- and frequency-varying connectedness studyPublisher siteCentral Bank Review, Market Dynamics and Volatility
20 May 2024Open access4cites
The Effects of Interest Rates on Bank Risk-Taking in South Africa: Do Cyclical and Location Asymmetries Matter?Publisher siteInternational Journal of Financial Studies, Banking stability, regulation, efficiency
12 Mar 2024Open access10cites
Knowledge creation and economic growth: the importance of basic researchPublisher siteCogent Social Sciences, Economic Growth and Productivity
30 Jan 20241cites
The determinants of labour productivity in the Eastern Cape Province: A sectoral and industry analysisPublisher siteDevelopment Southern Africa, Economic Growth and Productivity
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