Mixed methods study examines financial contagion effects in East African economies, suggesting critical governance implications.
Key Points
The research focuses on understanding the effects of financial contagion and regional spillovers in East African economies, particularly through a governance lens.
Utilized a mixed methods approach
Examined institutional and policy dynamics
Focused on the East African context, especially Eswatini
Identified key factors driving financial contagion in the region
Highlighted the role of multi-level governance in mitigating spillovers
Concluded with practical recommendations for policy improvement