Open Access Peer Reviewed Quarterly Est. 2015

Developing Economy Journal

(DEJ)
ISSN (Print): 242-405X | ISSN (Online): 3466-7037
6.22
Impact Factor
13
H-Index
342+
Articles
📄 Dev. Econ. J. — Volume 13, Issue 2 (2025)
Developing Economy Journal  |  Volume 13, Issue 2  |  2025  |  4 Articles
Open Access Double-Blind Peer Reviewed ISSN: 3466-7037 (Online)
📋 Articles — Volume 13, Issue 2
Research Article Pages 1-10
Article 1 of 4

KETAMINE USE AND REGULATORY PRACTICES IN GHANA: INSIGHTS INTO ANESTHETIC AND ANALGESIC APPLICATIONS

Ketamine is a widely used anesthetic and analgesic agent in Ghana, valued for its effectiveness, affordability, and ease of administration, particularly in resource-limited settings. Despite its essential role in surgical and procedural care, concerns have grown regarding unsafe use, especially…

Research Article Pages 11-19
Article 2 of 4

ASSESSING THE ROLE OF AI AS EXPERT WITNESSES IN MEDICAL NEGLIGENCE CASES UNDER GHANA’S EVIDENCE ACT 1975

Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming healthcare by achieving diagnostic and analytical performance that rivals or exceeds human medical experts in fields such as radiology, dermatology, and ophthalmology. Machine learning algorithms can analyze complex medical images, patient records, and biomarker data…

Research Article Pages 20-30
Article 3 of 4

AFRICA’S PARTICIPATION IN GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION: OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES

Global environmental protection has emerged as a critical issue in contemporary international relations, driven by concerns over ecological degradation, climate change, and resource depletion. The 1972 United Nations Conference on the Human Environment in Stockholm marked the first major international…

Research Article Pages 31-41
Article 4 of 4

CONSUMER PROTECTION AND SERVICE DELIVERY IN NIGERIA: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF KOGI STATE AND THE FEDERAL CAPITAL TERRITORY

Consumer protection is a fundamental component of economic development and market efficiency, ensuring a balance of power between service providers and consumers. In an ideal market, consumers possess equal bargaining strength with suppliers; however, when this balance is absent, state…

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