Tanzanian Economic Review (TER) is a peer-reviewed journal of the School of Economics, of the University of Dar es Salaam. TER aims to promote a greater understanding of socio-economic factors and processes that influence and shape the transformation of developing countries. The Journal is not limited to the Tanzanian Economy, it covers all aspects of Economics and Economic Transformation in developing countries and beyond. TER is normally published biannually with issues produced in June and December. Journal Indexing: TER is currently indexed in EBSCO, RePEc, EcoPapers and IDEAS. From 2023 to the latest issues can be accessed through the link: https://ter.udsm.ac.tz/
Current Issue: Volume 15, Issue 1 (2025)
Articles
The Role of PastInformation, Time, and Emotional Pressure in Heuristic Decision-Making
James Albanus and Martin Chegere
Do poverty traps exist in Uganda? Household Level Evidence from Panel Data
Alex Aliga, Susan Kavuma, and Oryema John Bosco
Revisiting the Twin Deficits Hypothesis: An Empirical Analysis of the Relationship Between Budget Deficits and Trade Deficits in Tanzania (2003–2023)
Enock S. Mwakalila and Rosemary S. Taylor
Understanding the Complementarity and Substitutability of Cooking fuels in Developing Countries: Evidence from 2020/21 Tanzania National Panel Survey
Samwel Saimon Lwiza and Monica Sebastian Kauky
Manufacturing Exports Drivers in Tanzania: The applicability of H-O Theorem
Mugisha R. Rweyemamu
Does Finance Matter in Climate Change Adaptation? Evidence from Smallholder Farmers’ Access to Informal Credits in Hanang District, Tanzania
Jackson Raymond Sawe
A Revisit of the Causal Effect of Debt Burden on Inflation Dynamics in Tanzania
Cornel Joseph and Mirau N. Mbise