I graduated from the University of Cape Coast, earning my Bachelor of Science in Mathematics in Economics. Since then, I have pursued further studies at St. Cloud State University, completing a Master of Science in Applied Economics focusing on Econometrics and Quantitative Economics. Throughout my academic journey, I have been driven by a passion for understanding and solving complex economic issues, particularly in national debt, fiscal policy, and food security.
My master's thesis, "Open Macroeconomics," explored the impact of U.S. fiscal policies on international monetary decisions, allowing me to develop advanced skills in econometric analysis, such as SVAR and ARDL models. Beyond my formal education, I have worked with various organizations to apply these skills to real-world economic challenges. I am also a Scholar of the National Association for Business Economics (NABE), where I continue collaborating with professionals in the field, staying at the forefront of economic research and policy discussions.
While I have a broad range of interests in economics, I am particularly passionate about macroeconomic policy analysis and its real-world implications. I firmly believe that rigorous economic research can shape better policy decisions and improve societal outcomes. I enjoy reading economic literature, running actively in my spare time, and discussing current fiscal and monetary trends.