Over the past decade, climate variabilities have emerged as shaping the dynamics of international trade. The adverse externalities posed by climate change require a corresponding improvement in the production of food, trade and the adoption of abundant renewable energy resources. Our study...

This study contributes to the resource curse literature in diverse means. First, using a non-monetary welfare measure, the study investigates the validity of the resource curse hypothesis in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA). Secondly, the paper examines the impact of natural resource rents on human...

Preferential trade agreements with environmental provisions (Deep PTAs) have introduced a new layer of costs to bilateral trade. For a country seeking to grow its exports to generate sufficient foreign exchange for economic transformation, it is essential to investigate the effects of the...