المجلة الدولية للاداء الاقتصادي
Volume 8, Numéro 1, Pages 55-71
2025-06-30
Authors : Mkwizu Kezia Herman . Demah Joel Wadri . Swai Isabella Sylvester . Nwankwo Chinenye Mercy . Oke Margaret Adebimpe . Ewemooje Olusegun S . Ohue Peter Oseghale . Oduyoye Omobola O . N. Onwusi Chinelo .
Economic disruptions by COVID-19 pandemic and trade tariffs retaliations cause adverse effects like high inflation. This paper explores Africa’s economic downturn and household well-being using a systematic literature review as a research methodology. Findings indicate a decline in output and food insecurity as some of the negative economic downturn effects on household well-being while positive effects are smaller family sizes experience less food insecurities, and cultural expenditure inequalities.
economic downturn ; household well-being ; Africa
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pages 32-48.
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Djorfi Zakaria
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