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Journal of African Economies

  • h-index: 101
  • Total citations: 40,968
  • Total papers: 1,123
  • Impact factor: 1.6712328767123288

Homepage: http://jae.oxfordjournals.org/

Journal of African Economies

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H-Index = 101
Citations = 40.97K+

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Recent papers in Journal of African Economies

  1. Does the Central Bank of West African States have an autonomous monetary policy?Journal of African Economies · Thu,
  2. Regional differences in informal–formal productivity gaps: Implications for productivity growth from structural transformation in GhanaJournal of African Economies · Thu,
  3. Thirty years of the Journal of African Economies: A bibliometric analysisJournal of African Economies · Thu,
  4. Cost-effectiveness through bundled distribution: Impacts of a package of goods on livelihoods in rural TanzaniaJournal of African Economies · Thu,
  5. Beware the gambit: The effects of teacher allocation on learning achievement in Senegalese primary schoolsJournal of African Economies · Thu,
  6. Unintended costs of clean air: evidence from South Africa's environmental regulation and household consumptionJournal of African Economies · Thu,
  7. Elections and mining taxation in Africa: evidence from a Spatial Durbin ModelJournal of African Economies · Thu,
  8. Poverty and Quality of Healthcare in AfricaJournal of African Economies · Tue,
  9. Healthcare for All: Confronting Ethnic Favouritism in Access to CareJournal of African Economies · Mon,
  10. When the going gets tough: experimental evidence of respondent fatigue in household surveysJournal of African Economies · Thu,

About Journal of African Economies

Journal of African Economies carries 1,123 indexed papers, 40,968 citations, h-index 101 in Synapse's enriched corpus. Each paper indexed here includes structured clinical evidence extraction (PICO), methodology classification with level of evidence, and links to related guideline recommendations where applicable.

On Synapse's credibility score (derived from SJR ranking and cross-citation patterns), Journal of African Economies sits among the highest-credibility cardiovascular journals.

The journal's official homepage is at http://jae.oxfordjournals.org/.

Use the feed below to follow new Journal of African Economies publications with AI-enriched analysis — each paper is decomposed into study design, population, intervention, comparator, primary outcome, and key finding, with the underlying evidence traceable to the primary source.

Deterministic synthesis from Synapse's enriched records — 108 words.