The financing of economic growth has been at the top of the priorities of African countries since the beginning of their accession to independence. Among external financing modes, migrant remittances are considered to be the most stable mode and do not present the risk of plunging developing countries into debt cycles. As evidenced by the 2021 World Bank report, these migrant remittances now represent a considerable share of the GDP of sub-Saharan countries compared to the 60s and 80s, when the use of external debt was a priority in these countries. It is therefore imperative to know how these sub-Saharan countries affect these transfers to support their economic development. In this article, we discuss a comparative analysis of sub-Saharan...
The African agricultural sector has been neglected by development aid during the last fifty years. I...
The question of employment, mainly of young people in the world, is worrying: 74 million young peopl...
This thesis examines the macroeconomic consequences of capital and external financial flows in devel...
The financing of economic growth has been at the top of the priorities of African countries since th...
The objective of this study is to present a set of essays on key financial development indicators an...
While employment issues are at the center of African household concerns and economic policy debates,...
Regional integration in Africa is characterized by the presence of a multitude of regional integrati...
Developing countries use tax incentives in the hope of attracting foreign investors, but questions r...
This thesis focused on the consequences of remittance inflows in developing countries. The first par...
This research is in the literature that analyzes the determinants of fiscal performance of developin...
In order to study the performance capacity of African countries markets, it is necessary to analyze ...
Over the past decades, income-generating activities have gained great interest in socio-economic and...
Today, openness through trade and foreign direct investment (FDI) appears to be a catalyst for econo...
With a view to intra-regional trade integration, African countries have decided to create an African...
The African agricultural sector has been neglected by development aid during the last fifty years. I...
The question of employment, mainly of young people in the world, is worrying: 74 million young peopl...
This thesis examines the macroeconomic consequences of capital and external financial flows in devel...
The financing of economic growth has been at the top of the priorities of African countries since th...
The objective of this study is to present a set of essays on key financial development indicators an...
While employment issues are at the center of African household concerns and economic policy debates,...
Regional integration in Africa is characterized by the presence of a multitude of regional integrati...
Developing countries use tax incentives in the hope of attracting foreign investors, but questions r...
This thesis focused on the consequences of remittance inflows in developing countries. The first par...
This research is in the literature that analyzes the determinants of fiscal performance of developin...
In order to study the performance capacity of African countries markets, it is necessary to analyze ...
Over the past decades, income-generating activities have gained great interest in socio-economic and...
Today, openness through trade and foreign direct investment (FDI) appears to be a catalyst for econo...
With a view to intra-regional trade integration, African countries have decided to create an African...
The African agricultural sector has been neglected by development aid during the last fifty years. I...
The question of employment, mainly of young people in the world, is worrying: 74 million young peopl...
This thesis examines the macroeconomic consequences of capital and external financial flows in devel...