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Emmanuel Orkoh is a Postdoctoral Researcher at the Nordic Africa Institute's Research Unit and affiliated with the School of Economic Sciences at North-West University, South Africa. His research focuses on digital trade, economic growth, employment dynamics in Africa, institutional quality, and food security. He has contributed to significant works such as the book Digital developments and employment: understanding trends in Africa (2024) and journal articles on topics like inclusive trade through online presence and the impact of petroleum price policies on Ghana's economy.
Orkoh's work bridges macroeconomic policy, development economics, and social issues, emphasizing the implications of digitalization and global trade on African economies. He collaborates across institutions, including the TRADE Research Entity and North-West University, addressing challenges like debt sustainability, gender disparities in technology adoption, and food security. His research often employs advanced methodologies, such as Bayesian models and panel data analysis, to explore complex socioeconomic relationships in developing regions.
Key contributions include analyzing the dual role of digital advancements in fostering economic resilience and exacerbating inequalities, as well as policy recommendations for balancing debt obligations with sustainable development goals. Orkoh's interdisciplinary approach ensures his findings inform both academic discourse and practical policy solutions in Africa and beyond.
