NAME: Jehovaness Aikaeli, B.A, M.A, PhD (Dar)
POSITION: Senior Lecturer, Department of Economics, University of Dar es Salaam
AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION
Finance and Investment, Public Sector Economics, Labour Market and Employment, Growth and Development.
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
- Jehovaness Aiakeli & Beatrice Kalinda Mkenda (2019), “Commercialization and Marketing of Women’s Indigenous Knowledge Products: A Case Study of Maasai Body Ornamental Products in Arusha, Tanzania” IK: The other Ways of Knowing, Volume: 5, Pg. 41-75.
- Christopher Adam, Jehovaness Aikaeli, and Anne Laski, (2016), “Public Investment and Fiscal Reforms” (Chapter in a book – Tanzania: The Path to prosperity – 2016, Oxford University Press, ISBN: 9780198704812)
- Jehovaness Aikaeli, Delphin Rwegasira and Nicas Yabu (2016), “The Challenges of Preserving Macroeconomic Stability” (Chapter in a book – The Economy of Mainland Tanzania: Productivity, Huma Capital and Other Leading Issues – 2016) UDSM Press
- Jehovaness Aikaeli (2015), “Experiences of Industrialization and Social Transformation in Brazil, India and South Africa: Implications for Tanzania” (Chapter in a book – How can Tanzania Move from Poverty to Prosperity? – 2015) Dar es Salaam University Press
- Jehovaness Aikaeli and Barney Laseko (2015) “The Role of People Identification, Land and Businesses Registration in Transformation and Development Process” (Chapter in a book – How can Tanzania Move from Poverty to Prosperity? – 2015) Dar es Salaam University Press
- Jehovaness Aikaeli and Beatrice K. Mkenda (2014), “Determinants of Informal Employment: A Case of Tanzania’s Construction Industry” Botswana Journal of Economics, Issue 2, December 2014
- Jehovaness Aikaeli (2011), “Determinants of Excess Liquidity in Tanzanian Commercial Banks”, African Journal of Finance (AJF), June 2011 issue, Vol. 13, No. 1
SOME OF RESEARCH PROJECTS DONE & CONTINUING
- Behavioural Studies on Tax Payment Compliance (2018 - continuing), funded by DFID
- Growth and Development Research Project: with various themes (2015 - continuing), funded by DANIDA
- Youth Employment and Women's Economic Empowerment in Africa: The Role of SMEs in the Tourism Sectors of Mauritius, Tanzania & Uganda (2017 - 2019), funded by IDRC
- Leveraging Indigenous Knowledge to Create Jobs for Women in Rural Areas of Tanzania and Rwanda (2015 – 2017), funded by IDRC.
- Sharing Growth through Informal Employment in East and Southern Africa (2012 – 2014), Funded by IDRC.
CONTACTS
E-mail: jaikaeli@yahoo.co.uk
Mobile: +255754593168