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• Open Access Article Economics Digital Economy

  From Peg to Float: Economic and Political Implications of the Ethiopian Birr Flotation

  Fentahun Admassu Yayeh

  pp. 46-61 2025-04-16 Abstract views: 0 Downloads: 0 https://doi.org/10.36923/iefrontiers.v28i1.286

  Abstract: The adoption of a floating exchange rate system constitutes a pivotal economic policy decision that both reflects and influences a nation’s broader political economy. The flotation of the Ethiopian Birr (ETB) marks a substantial shift in Ethiopia’s monetary policy framework, carrying significant implications for the country's macroeconomic stability and development trajectory. This paper investigates the rationale behind the policy shift, its… Read More: From Peg to Float: Economic and Political Implications of the Ethiopian Birr Flotation

• Open Access Article Economics

  The Impact of School Infrastructure on Academic Performance in Cameroon: Empirical Evidence From Cameroon

  Njong Mom Aloysius, Ndamsa Dickson Thomas, Abety Paul, Nguena Christian-Lambert

  pp. 31-45 2025-03-15 Abstract views: 0 Downloads: 0 https://doi.org/10.36923/iefrontiers.v28i1.285

  Abstract: This study examines the impact of school infrastructure on pupils' academic performance in Cameroon, addressing concerns over persistently low schooling rates and educational outcomes in primary schools. Using cross-sectional secondary data from the PASEC survey conducted across ten Francophone African countries, covering 31,213 pupils from 671 schools in Cameroon. The data were analyzed using descriptive statistics and robust Ordinary Least… Read More: The Impact of School Infrastructure on Academic Performance in Cameroon: Empirical Evidence From Cameroon

• Open Access Article Economics

  Financial Development, Globalization, and Economic Growth in The Next-11 Countries: Evidence from a Panel ARDL Model

  Moheddine Younsi

  pp. 41-54 2026-05-18 Abstract views: 0 Downloads: 0 https://doi.org/10.36923/ie-frontiers.v29i1.427

  Abstract: Given the growing importance of financial development and globalization in shaping economic growth over recent decades, particularly in the context of the Next-11 countries, policymakers need to carefully assess both the individual and joint effects of these factors to design policies that maximize their growth-enhancing potential. Accordingly, this study investigates the short-run and long-run effects of financial development and… Read More: Financial Development, Globalization, and Economic Growth in The Next-11 Countries: Evidence from a Panel ARDL Model