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  Institutions’ effect on households’ choice of saving options in Kenya 

  Njenga, Githinji; Onuonga, Susan M.; Sichei, Moses Muse (The International Journal of Business & Management, 2018-04)

  The study uses a multinomial/conditional probit model to analyze the effect of institutions on households’ saving behavior in Kenya. Data from the Financial Access National surveys is used in the analysis. The key finding ...
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  Macroeconomic environment and public debt in Kenya 

  Makau, Justus Kalii; Njuru, Stephen; Ocharo, Kennedy (International Peer Reviewed Journals and Books (IPRJB), 2018)

  Purpose: To estimate the optimal levels of real economic growth rate needed to stabilize debt levels and carry out a stochastic debt simulation to determine the possible future debt path and its distribution in Kenya. ...
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  Adoption of Soybean by Smallholder Farmers in the Central Highlands of Kenya 

  Murage, F. M.; Mugwe, J. N.; Ngetich, K. F.; Mucheru-Muna, M. M.; Mugendi, D. N. (International Scholars Journals Publishing Corporation, 2019-05)

  Current demand for soybean in Kenya is higher than production, and the deficit is filled through importation from neighboring Countries. Despite the high demand, production and adoption remain low. The study sought to ...
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  Dynamic relationship between the housing prices and selected macroeconomic variables in Kenya 

  Njaramba, Stephen Githae; Gachanja, Paul; Mugendi, Charles (Stratford Peer Reviewed Journals and Book Publishing, 2018-08)

  In Kenya housing prices are considered high and have still continued to rise. This has made housing affordability and access a preserve of the top income earners. Consequently, large population live in houses with reduced ...
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  Integrated Soil Fertility Management in Sub-Saharan Africa: Evolving Paradigms Toward Integration 

  Mugwe, Jayne; Ngetich, Felix; Otieno, Erick Oduor (Springer Nature, 2019-05)

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