Lecturer in Economics, Macroeconomics and Mathematical Economics, University of the Witwatersrand
Nimisha is an Economics lecturer. Lecturing in Macroeconomics and Mathematical Economics.
Qualification: MCOM in Economics.
Contributions made to the African edition of the Blanchard et al textbook: Macroeconomics: Global and Southern African Perspectives
Interests in research are largely Macroeconomic issues.
Current Research:
-Researching the impact of foreign aid on Sub-Saharan African countries, specifically applying production theory with technical inefficiency estimations to establish whether foreign aid has a positive impact on output in countries.
-Credit ratings agencies. The negative outlook of South African credit ratings has spurred on a number of questions pertaining to the relevancy etc of these ratings agencies.
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