Dr. Deodat Emilson Adenutsi

Senior Lecturer
Department of Accounting and Finance, Ho Technical University, Ho, Ghana

Highest Degree
Ph.D. in Business Management from Stellenbosch University, South Africa

My URL
https://livedna.org/233.19493

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Area of Interest:

Business Management and Accounting
Quantitative Modeling
Business Administration
Business Organizations
Econometrics

Selected Publications

  1. Adenutsi, D.E., 2014. Macroeconomic determinants of workers' remittances and compensation of employees in sub-Saharan Africa. J. Dev. Areas, 48: 337-360.
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  2. Adenutsi, D.E., M.J. Aziakpono and M.K. Ocran, 2012. Macroeconomic environment and remittances in post-independent Sub-Saharan Africa: Magnitudes, trends and stylised facts. Stud. Econ. Econ., 36: 1-22.
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  3. Adenutsi, D.E., M.J. Aziakpono and M.K. Ocran, 2011. The changing impact of macroeconomic environment on remittance inflows in sub-Saharan Africa. J. Acad. Res. Econ., 3: 136-167.

  4. Adenutsi, D.E., 2011. Financial development, international migrant remittances and endogenous growth in Ghana. Stud. Econ. Finance, 28: 68-89.
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  5. Adenutsi, D.E. and C.R.K. Ahortor, 2011. Determinants of remittances in sub-Saharan Africa. Tanzanian Econ. Rev., 1: 116-145.

  6. Adenutsi, D.E., 2010. Long-run macroeconomic impact of international migrant remittances on human development in low-income countries: A panel analysis of sub-Saharan Africa. J. Int. Econ. Stud., 24: 113-132.
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  7. Adenutsi, D.E., 2010. Financial development, bank savings mobilization and economic performance in Ghana: Evidence from a multivariate structural VAR. Int. J. Dev. Res. Quantitative Techniques, 1: 3-24.
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  8. Adenutsi, D.E., 2010. Do international remittances promote human development in poor countries? Empirical evidence from Sub-Saharan Africa. Int. J. Applied Econ. Finance, 4: 31-45.

  9. Adenutsi, D.E. and C.R.K. Ahortor, 2010. International remittances-the panacea for underdevelopment? A comparative panel data analysis of sub-Saharan Africa and Latin America. J. Applied Sci., 10: 235-247.
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  10. Ahortor, C.R.K. and D.E. Adenutsi, 2009. The impact of remittances on economic growth in small-open developing economies. J. Applied Sci., 9: 3275-3286.

  11. Onwioduokit, E.A. and D.E. Adenutsi, 2008. Determinants of intermediation margins of commercial banks in Ghana. West Afr. J. Monetary Econ. Integr., 8: 65-92.

  12. Adenutsi, D.E., 2008. The policy dilemma of openness and seigniorage- maximising inflation in dollarised developing countries: The Ghanaian experience. West Afr. J. Monetary Econ. Integration, 8: 91-129.

  13. Adenutsi, D.E., 2008. Effects of trade openness and foreign direct investment on industrial performance in Ghana. J. Bus. Res., 2: 71-89.
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  14. Adenutsi, D.E. and C.R.K. Ahortor, 2008. Remittances, foreign exchange and monetary policy: The case of Ghana. West Afr. J. Monetary Econ. Integration, 8: 1-42.

  15. Adenutsi, D.E. and C.A. Yartey, 2007. Financial sector development and the macrodynamics of de facto dollarisation in developing countries: The case of Ghana. West Afr. J. Monetary Econ. Integr., 7: 49-90.
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