Academic Work
Research & Publications
My research sits at the intersection of development, agricultural and environmental economics and data science. Full list on Google Scholar ↗
In Preparation
Trade Policy and the Resilience of European Land Systems.
Manuscript in preparation.
Forthcoming / Under Review
Are Carbon Leakages Traceable to EU Environmental Policy Stringency? Empirical Evidence from Selected EU Countries and Their External Trading Partners.
International Economics and Economic Policy (forthcoming).
Economic Complexity and Its Role in Shaping Renewable Energy Consumption Patterns in South Asia.
Working paper, SSRN 5240104. Under review at Asia and the Global Economy.
SSRN Preprint ↗The Price of Fear: Uncertainty, Trade, and Economic Welfare in International Commodity Markets during the Black Sea Grain Initiative.
Under peer review at Review of World Economics.
Learning the Propagation of Policy Shocks in Global Food Trade: A Graph Neural Network Disciplined by Spatial Equilibrium.
Under peer review at International Economics and Economic Policy.
Digital Markets and Farmer Welfare: How Electronic Integration Reshapes India's Agricultural Market Economy.
Under peer review at Agricultural and Food Economics.
Moving Targets: Regulatory Uncertainty and Agri-Food Trade. A Structural Gravity Model of EU Pesticide Maximum Residue Limits.
Under peer review at Agricultural and Food Economics.
Published
Exploring the Dynamics of Economic Instability: An Analysis of the Interplay between Consumer Spending, Consumer Confidence, and Macroeconomic Factors.
International Journal of Economics, 3(1), 10–25.
Does Industrialization Trigger Carbon Emissions Through Energy Consumption? Evidence from OPEC and High Industrialized Countries.
Quantitative Finance and Economics, 7(1), 165–186.
DOI ↗Modelling Disaggregated Government Expenditure and Manufacturing Sector Performance and their Influence on Economic Performance.
Journal of Applied Economic Research, 4(3), 10–22.
Econometric Modelling and Forecasting Foreign Direct Investment Inflows in Nigeria: ARIMA Model Approach.
Economic Forecasting, 2(3), 20–35.
Interested in collaboration or preprint requests? Email me