The informal labor market and classical unemployment in the Kenyan context
In classical economic theory, unemployment is largely viewed as voluntary or temporary. If wages adjust freely, the labor market should...
Read moreDetailsIn classical economic theory, unemployment is largely viewed as voluntary or temporary. If wages adjust freely, the labor market should...
Read moreDetailsInvestment research is undergoing a profound transformation, driven by the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI). Traditionally, research has relied...
Read moreDetailsForeign investor outflows from emerging and frontier markets often trigger alarmist headlines about “capital flight,” but not all withdrawals are...
Read moreDetailsIn most developed economies, investment decisions are driven by data, timely, granular, and largely reliable. Whether it’s inflation, GDP growth,...
Read moreDetailsInvestment decisions are frequently understood as products of quantitative analysis, such as the review of earnings reports, price-to-earnings ratios, and...
Read moreDetailsPrivate equity (PE) firms in Kenya often face a familiar challenge: how to exit investments when traditional routes are limited....
Read moreDetailsIn the last five years, Kenya’s monetary policy stance, largely steered by the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK), has undergone...
Read moreDetailsAs Kenya grapples with mounting debt, high unemployment, and subdued private sector investment, the national discourse remains mired in the...
Read moreDetailsIn June 2025, the Capital Markets Authority suspended the trading of TransCentury Limited (TCL) and its subsidiary, East African Cables...
Read moreDetailsCurrency manipulation, a term that stirs heated debate in global trade, refers to a nation’s deliberate efforts to alter its...
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