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Frank Osei Danquah

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Research Summary

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This researcher conducts a comprehensive study examining the impacts of various factors on rural households, microfinance, agricultural innovations, financial reporting practices, education systems, technology adoption, and global health outcomes. Their work synthesizes findings across themes related to energy and environment, social sciences, life sciences, financial reporting, and global health, providing insights into how credit accessibility, financial inclusion, and agricultural practices drive economic development in Ghana and beyond.

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The impact of credit accessibility on rural households clean cooking energy consumption: The case of Ghana(2020)
The role of savings mobilization on access to credit: a case study of smallholder farmers in Ghana(2019)
The Impact of Cooperative Membership on Fish Farm Households’ Income: The Case of Ghana(2021)
Determinants of credit constraint of artisanal fishermen in Ghana(2020)
The ripple effect of credit accessibility on the technical efficiency of maize farmers in Ghana(2020)
Resource-use efficiency in maize production: the case of smallholder farmers in Ghana(2020)
Budgeting and Its Effect on the Financial Performance of Listed Manufacturing Firms: Evidence from Manufacturing Firms Listed on Ghana Stock Exchange(2018)
Factors Influencing Zai Pit Technology Adaptation: The Case of Smallholder Farmers in the Upper East Region of Ghana(2019)
Effect of Social Media on Perceived Students Academic Performance of Higher Institutions: A case of Public Universities in Accra, Ghana(2018)
The Unique Motivational Factors Affecting Teachers Performance Among Senior High Schools in Kumasi Metropolis(2019)
Determinants of credit constraint of artisanal fishermen in Ghana(2020)

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