Tabi Johannes

Tabi Johannes of University of Dschang explaining his presentation on “Who benefits from combined tax and public expenditure policies in Cameroon?”

Tabi Atemnkeng Johannes

Senior Lecturer in Economics and Management, University of Dschang, Cameroon

Mr. Tabi Atemnkeng Johannes is a Cameroonian and presently a Senior Lecturer in the Faculty of Economics and Management of the University Dschang, Cameroon. He holds an Master of Philosophy in Economics from the University of Yaounde II (Soa) in Cameroon and is presently preparing a Doctorate in Philosophy thesis, expected to be through by the close of the 2006/2007 academic year. His research areas and skills include Economic Development and Monetary Economics. Specifically, he has been undertaking research on poverty and income inequality issues, political economy development, and finance and development. He has successfully undertaken research projects which have been presented in international conferences organized by International Organizations such as the African Economic Research Consortium, AERC, of Nairobi, Poverty and Economic Research Network, PEP, attached to Universite Laval in Canada, and the Global Development Network, GDN.

Economic development in Africa: This paper jointly and separately examines the redistributive and poverty effects of tax and public expenditures (education and health) in Cameroon.