6 Apr 2026
Relative effect of digital financial inclusion on financial resilience across Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda: exploring linkages and potential pathwaysPublisher siteJournal of Financial Economic Policy, Microfinance and Financial Inclusion
UniversitiesKwaku Amakye
Active, last published 2026
In fiscal policy and economic growth
Kwaku
Amakye
Scholar“Research focused on Fiscal Policy and Economic Growth and adjacent fields.”
University of Professional Studies
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waku Amakye is a researcher working on Fiscal Policy and Economic Growth. A fuller summary will appear once they update their profile.
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Fiscal Policy and Economic Growth×3Monetary Policy and Economic Impact×2Energy, Environment, Economic Growth×2Taxation and Compliance Studies×2Energy and Environment Impacts×2
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