Dr. Armah’s main research interest includes exchange rate economics, applied general equilibrium (AGE) and poverty analysis in developing countries. Analyzing trade, growth and redistribution in allocation of resources using applied econometric techniques. Modeling contemporary macroeconomic issues. I am also interested in Labour Economics and related issues of the environment, poverty and growth. Work in progress includes the following:

i.               Monetary measure of Value.

ii.              Openness and Economic Growth

iii.             Dynamics of Budget Deficit and Interest Rate: Empirical Evidence from Ghana 

iv.             Competition and microcredit interest rates: implications for the Ghanaian market