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Miss. Priscilla Forson

pforson@umat.edu.gh

Position

Department

Management Studies

Research Interest

Industrial Organisation and Development

Energy Economics

International Trade and Finance

Monetary Economics

Autobiography

Miss Priscilla Forson is an Assistant Lecturer at the Department of Management Studies, University of Mines and Technology. She has BA. and Mphil Economics degrees from Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Kumasi, and currently a PhD student at University of Cape Coast, Cape Coast. Her research interests are in the areas of Industrial Organisation and Development, Energy Economics, International Trade and Finance, and Monetary Economics.

Academic Degrees

2021

MPhil Economics
Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology

2017

BA. Economics
Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology

Institutions Attended

2021--Date

University of Cape Coast

2018--2021

Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology

2013--2017

Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology

Academic Rank

2021--Date

Assistant Lecturer

Journal Publications

Forson, P., Dramani, J. B., Frimpong, P. B., Arthur, E., & Mahawiya, S. (2022), "Effect of Oil Price Volatility on Trade Balance in sub-Saharan Africa", OPEC Energy Review, ,

Kamasa, K., Kpodo, E.F., Bonuedi, I. and Forson, P. (2022), "Does inflation uncertainty hurt domestic investment? Empirical evidence from Ghana", Cogent Economics and Finance, 10 1, 2115673

Kamasa, K., Amponsah B. D. & Forson, P (2020), "Do Crude Oil Price Changes Affect Economic Welfare", Ghana Mining Journal, 20 1, 51 - 58

Kamasa, K., Mochiah, I., Doku, A. K. & Forson, P (2020), "The Impact of Financial Sector Reforms on Foreign Direct Investment in an Emerging Economy: Empirical Evidence from Ghana", Journal of Humanities and Applied Social Sciences, 2 4, 271 - 284

Community Service

--July, 2022

Faculty Representative, 2022 Career and Innovation Fair Committee, UMaT

Subjects Taught

Undergraduates: Principles of Economics, Principles of Management

Postgraduates: Monetary Economics