Public Debt and Economic Resilience in Africa

Ibrahim Nandom Yakubu is a Lecturer in Finance and Head of the Business Innovation and Incubation Department at the University for Development Studies, Ghana.

• 1. The Economics of Debt in Africa: Stakes for Fiscal Stability and Growth.- 2. Drivers of Public Debt Accumulation in African Economies: Insights from Panel Data Analysis.- 3. Debt Sustainability Metrics: Rethinking Indicators for African Economies.- 4. Fiscal Rules and Debt Sustainability in Africa: An Empirical Investigation.- 5. Threshold Effects of Public Debt on Economic Growth in Sub-Saharan Africa.- 6. Examining the Effectiveness of Debt Restructuring Mechanisms in African Countries.- 7. The Role of International Financial Institutions in African Debt Restructuring.- 8. Global Economic Shocks and Debt Vulnerability in African Economies.- 9. Evaluating the Effectiveness of Concessional Loans in Reducing Debt Stress.- 10. The Role of Eurobonds in Financing Africa’s Development and Implications for Sovereign Debt.- 11. Green Financing and Climate Bonds: Innovative Tools for Debt Management.- 12. Public Debt and Energy Transitions: Financing Green Energy in Africa.- 13. Debt, Poverty, and Inequality: Unraveling the Social Dimensions of Fiscal Policies.- 14. Corruption, Public Debt, and Economic Growth: The African Experience.- 15. The Role of Sovereign Credit Ratings in Shaping Public Debt Dynamics in Africa.- 16. Public Debt and Exchange Rate Volatility: Implications for Trade and Investment.- 17. The Role of Commodity Price Volatility in Public Debt Sustainability in Resource-Dependent African Countries.- 18. Debt Overhang and Private Investment in Africa: Crowding-Out or Complementarity?.