Research Assistant | University of Dscjang, Cameroon | Cameroon
Dr. Tadzong Mouafo Paul is an accomplished economist and a dedicated educator, specializing in public economics and human resources. Born on August 27, 1991, in Mbouda, Cameroon, he currently resides in Dschang, Cameroon, where he serves as a lecturer and researcher at the University of Dschang. With a robust academic background and numerous contributions to the field of economics, Dr. Paul is a prominent figure in his domain.
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Education 🎓
Dr. Paul has an impressive educational background from the University of Dschang (UDS):
- 2017-2021: Doctorate/Ph.D. in Public Economics and Human Resources, with the distinction “Très Honorable.”
- 2015-2016: Master’s in Public Economics and Human Resources, with the distinction “Assez Bien.”
- 2014-2015: Maîtrise in Public Economics and Human Resources, with the distinction “Assez Bien.”
- 2010-2014: Bachelor’s in Public Economics and Human Resources, with the distinction “Assez Bien.”
Experience 🧑🏫
Dr. Paul has extensive teaching experience at the University of Dschang and the Institute of Management and Entrepreneurship (IME):
- Since 2018: Teaching various undergraduate courses including Microeconomics, Linear Algebra, Mathematical Analysis, and Monetary Analysis.
- Since 2021: Teaching HND courses in Operational Research, Business Economics, General Economics, and General Mathematics at IME.
Research Interest 🔍
Dr. Paul’s research interests lie in public economics, human resources, and the socio-economic impacts of policies on communities. His work focuses on areas such as the indirect effects of taxation, consumer behavior in response to government policies, and the broader economic implications of infrastructure development.
Awards 🏆
Dr. Paul has received numerous accolades for his academic and research contributions, including commendations for his doctoral and master’s theses. His work has been recognized by both national and international academic communities.
Publications 📚
Dr. Paul has published several articles and working papers in renowned journals:
- 2019: “Anglophone crisis in Cameroon: Can indirect tax play a crucial role?” in Turkish Economic Review (co-authored with Tchoffo, N. R., and Zeufack, K. G.) Link.
- 2021: “Does tobacco make consumers happy? Evidence from Cameroon” in Journal of Happiness Studies (co-authored with Roger T. N., Nkengfack H., and Mboutchouang K. A.).
- 2024: “Can transport infrastructure help mitigate the inward–immiserizing growth in Cameroon? An externality approach in CGE analysis” (co-authored with Tchoffo, N. R., Matsop D. C., and Tchio S. S.).