Working papers
The Dynamics of Religious Conversion: Theory and Evidence, with Umair Khalil, Laura Panza, and Francisco Silva
Breaking the Stigma: Divorce Parties, Acceptance and Well-being (Single-authored)
Roots of resilience: Cultural antecedents, climate shocks, and the rise of household enterprise, with Bernard Njindan Iyke (R&R, Journal of Business Venturing)
The (Un)Intended Consequences of Foreign Firm Entry on Energy Efficiency: Plant-Level Evidence from Ethiopia, with Dessie Ambaw, Rajabrata Banerjee, Yohannes Ayele, and Netsanet Mengistie (R&R, Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, JEEM)
Work in Progress
Foundation skills and labour market outcomes
Publications
Temperature shocks and Childbearing in Australia, with Sefa Awaworyi Churchill, Population Studies, 2026; 1-9
When the thermometer rises, the scales tip: Extreme temperature exposure and obesity, with Sefa Awaworyi Churchill and Rejoice E.A. Churchill, Economics & Human Biology, 2025; 101-516
Burning the Australian Dream: Temperature Shocks and Homeownership in Australia, with Sefa Awaworyi Churchill, Kingsley Baako and Godwin Kavaarpuo, Journal of Housing Economics, 2025; 67; 102-031.
How does ethnic diversity affect energy poverty? Insights from South Africa, with Clifford Afoakwah and Isaac Koomson, Energy Economics, 2022; 111; 106-079
Oil Extraction and Spillover effects into Local Labour Market: Evidence from Ghana, with Terence C. Cheng and Firmin Doko Tchatoka, Energy Economics, 2022; 106; 105- 669.Working Paper version
Religiosity and Energy Poverty: Empirical evidence across countries, with Matthew Gmalifo Mabefam, Energy Economics, 2021; 102: 105- 463
Oil at work: Natural resource effects on household well being in Ghana, Empirical Economics, 2021; 60: 1013-1058. Working Paper version
Reducing Public-Private Sector Pay Differentials: The Single Spine Pay Policy as a Natural Experiment in Ghana, with Firmin Doko Tchatoka, Economic Inquiry, 2019; 57(1): 283-315. Working Paper version
Resting Papers
Farm input subsidy programs and subjective wellbeing: Quasi-experimental evidence from Malawi, with Raymond Boadi Frempong and Clifford Afoakwah.
The effectiveness of the UN-REDD Programme as a guardian of tropical forests in developing countries, with Lakmini Fernando, Firmin Doko Tchatoka, Stephanie F. McWhinnie
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