University of Dschang - Cameroon
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EARLY ACADEMIC PURSUITS:
KELLY ARSENE MOUONGUE embarked on his academic journey with a Bachelor's Degree in Economics (Mathematical Economics) from the University of Dschang in 2017. Subsequently, he pursued a Maîtrise Diploma, Master II, and is currently enrolled in the second year of the Doctorate Cycle, all with a focus on Mathematical Economics at the University of Dschang.
PROFESSIONAL ENDEAVORS:
As a dedicated Researcher in Economic Sciences, Kelly has demonstrated his commitment to advancing knowledge in the field. His academic pursuits include teaching roles as an Economics Teacher at College Albert Camus (Dschang) and a Part-time Teacher at Government Bilingual High School Bayelle (Bamenda).
Kelly's expertise spans various domains of economics, including Macroeconomics, Development Economics, and Econometrics. His research contributions are notable, addressing crucial issues such as energy consumption's impact on climate change, the nexus between economic complexity and the shadow economy in African countries, and the relationship between corruption and investment in Africa.
IMPACT AND INFLUENCE:
His influence extends beyond academic settings, with significant publications in reputable international journals. Kelly's works contribute valuable insights into pressing economic challenges facing Africa, showcasing Environmental Economics his dedication to impactful research.
ACADEMIC CITES:
Kelly's research findings have been acknowledged through citations in various academic circles. His publications cover a wide array of topics, including energy consumption, economic complexity, access to electricity, Environmental Economics and corruption's effect on investment.
LEGACY AND FUTURE CONTRIBUTIONS:
As a young researcher, Kelly Arsene Mouongue's legacy lies in his diverse academic achievements and impactful research. His commitment to attending international conferences and presenting papers indicates a desire to further contribute to global academic conversations. The future holds the promise of continued growth, research excellence, Environmental Economics and mentorship within the academic community.
NOTABLE PUBLICATIONS
Does energy consumption matter for climate change in Africa? New insights from panel data analysis 2024