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Zenas Azuma is an Economics PhD student. He gained an MSc in Business Economics and Business Finance and an MSc in Accounting and Finance at 51Âþ»­. 

His main research interest is in developmental and sustainable economics. This includes investigating the role of infrastructure in explaining economic growth in developing regions with a particular focus on factor mobility regarding the agglomeration effect of skilled labour and capital. In addition, he has research interest regarding the assessment of the economic impact of COVID-19 on the labour market.

Zenas has gained experience as a research assistant and has worked in projects pertaining to his research interests.

Institute for Applied Economics and Social Value

Sustainable and Developmental Economics.
Financial Economics, Finance and Investment.

Research interests include investigating the role of infrastructure in explain economic growth in developing regions with a particular focus on factor mobility regarding the agglomeration effect of skilled labour and capital. In addition, Zenas has an interest in assessing the economic impact of COVID-19 on the labour market.

MSc Business Economics and Business Finance, 51Âþ»­
MSc Accounting and Finance, 51Âþ»­

Leicester Castle Business School Prize for Best Student Performance on MSc Business Economics and Business Finance 2020

Title

An Investigation into The Role of Infrastructure in Explaining International Trade and Economic Growth in Select Developing Economies

Tuan Luong