In Kenya’s economic framework, labor often appears to be the forgotten pillar of the economy. While monetary policy, banks, and...

The classical economic model treats the wage rate as an exogenous variable, which can be puzzling when considering the endogeneity...

The idea of universal profitability can seem contradictory, especially in a competitive market. Does one entity's profit inherently mean a...

The dream of perfectly timing the market, buying at the lowest point and selling at the peak, has tempted investors...

Government bonds are a popular investment tool in Kenya, offering a safe and reliable way to grow your money while...

In the pursuit of wealth, investors often gravitate toward assets with the highest potential returns. High-yield bonds, emerging market stocks,...

For decades, the 60/40 portfolio, 60.0% equities and 40.0% bonds, has been the gold standard of investment strategy. Its appeal...

The ongoing crisis affecting teachers and police officers in Kenya highlights a critical flaw in centralized insurance schemes. Thousands of...

Tariffs are taxes imposed by a government on goods and services that are imported into a country. They are used...

Kenya’s economy is growing, but its reliance on banks which provide 99.0% of funding leaving only 1.0% for alternative sources...