Amam Okafor All Post, Publications September 17, 2020 FEAR OF FLOAT: Boyonomics revisited I refer to ‘Boyonomics’ as the ideas of Henry Boyo, a Nigerian who has persistently contested th... Read More
Amam Okafor All Post, Publications September 16, 2020 An analysis of the current debt position and debt servicing For a developing country, debt accumulation is inevitable for national governments. Government spend... Read More
Amam Okafor All Post, Publications September 16, 2020 In Need of the Visible Hands: affordable housing market Not all statistics are worth losing sleep over. Some are just for the informational content. The hom... Read More
Amam Okafor All Post, Publications September 16, 2020 The Proliferation of substandard import products: the lemon problem I believe I grew up at a time that saw the last plenitude of quality products in Nigeria. I remember... Read More
Amam Okafor All Post, Publications September 16, 2020 Affordable housing strategies: mixed income policies (Part I) Urban societies are typically a mix of diverse people and interests that are often interdependent. I... Read More
Amam Okafor All Post, Publications September 16, 2020 Innovative financing and strategies towards social housing (part II) In part I of this two-part series, I argued that the price of land among other factors is a key driv... Read More
Amam Okafor All Post, Publications September 16, 2020 Import control through importers’ registry: a solution to import binge The Trumpian bias about the US trade deficits and the US-China trade war is beginning to s... Read More
Amam Okafor Publications September 16, 2020 Towards a New Road Transport Policy April 2015 I took a 30 minutes break on a field job with the institute of Biodiversity when I got in... Read More
Amam Okafor Publications September 16, 2020 RE: FEAR OF FLOAT: BOYONOMICS REVISITED (By Henry Boyo) I want to thank you for your dispassionate critique of my long standing proposal for a payments refo... Read More
Amam Okafor Publications September 16, 2020 Diaspora cities: for what? A simple internet search yields a common result that housing deficit in Nigeria is about 17 million ... Read More