Université de Douala (FSEGA) | Cameroon
This scholar is an emerging economist with strong academic training in economic sciences, management, and financial engineering, with advanced specialization in applied economics, macroeconomic analysis, and monetary and banking systems. Academic formation spans economic theory, applied economic modeling, financial engineering, and development economics, supported by multidisciplinary postgraduate training in both national and international institutions. Research orientation is centered on global economic uncertainty, macroeconomic instability, financial systems, and their structural impacts on developing economies, with a particular emphasis on vulnerability, resilience mechanisms, and policy transmission channels. Doctoral research focuses on the effects of global uncertainty on developing countries, contributing to debates in international economics, development finance, and applied macroeconomics. Professional experience includes institutional training in public utilities, urban administration, and development-oriented fieldwork, alongside participation in public health monitoring and international development initiatives. Field research experience includes financial capacity assessments, market integration of green innovations, and socioeconomic evaluation projects in regional and cross-border contexts. Scholarly interests integrate economic modeling, sustainable development, green innovation economics, public policy analysis, and financial inclusion. This profile reflects a strong combination of theoretical grounding, applied research competence, interdisciplinary exposure, and commitment to evidence-based policy and development research in emerging and developing economies.
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Mignamissi, D., Ndong Ntah, M. H., Nyamou Mokompea, J. C., & Possi Tebeng, E. X. (2025). Corruption and misery: What lessons for developing countries? Journal of the Knowledge Economy.