To become an upper-middle income country by 2035, as targeted in its Vision 2035 document, Cameroon will have to increase productivity and unleash the potential of its private sector. Specifically, Cameroon's real GDP must grow by around 8 percent and 5.7 percent in per capita terms over...

Body Following Cameroon’s attainment of the “Completion Point” IMF and World Bank’s Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Initiative in May 2006, a “Growth and Employment Strategy Paper” was adopted in 2008, to boost economic growth and reduce poverty through an increase...

African countries are developing better economic and monetary reforms so as to gain the status of an emergent country over a certain period of time, Cameroon is not left behind, she wants to be emergent by 2035. This study seeks to verify the short-run and long-run impact of financial sector...

The present study has as objective to examine the relation between health and economic development. Cameroon like the majority of the developing countries is not in margin of this situation especially when it is known that the health expenditure is almost financed by the households. The present...

The present study has as objective to examine the relation between health and economic development. Cameroon like the majority of the developing countries is not in margin of this situation especially when it is known that the health expenditure is almost financed by the households. The present...

Cameroon's growth achievement is disappointing and the country is not likely to meet most of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) on its current trajectory. Underemployment is extremely high, with risks of social unrest and instability. The fallout of the current global economic crisis is...