Prof. Paul Gachanja

Lecturer, Department of Economic Theory

Refereed Journal Articles

  1. Gachanja, P.M., et. al., (2023). Table Banking and Women Economic Empowerment in Nakuru County, Kenya. American Journal of Youth and Women 2(2)
  2. Mugendi, C.N., Gachanja, P.M, & Kiriti T.N., (2020). “Foreign and Domestic Firms Linkages: Kenyan Empirical Sector Analysis LAMBERT Academic Publishing, California.
  3. Njiraini, P., Omolo, J., & Gachanja, P. (2018). ”Innovation and Micro and Small Enterprises Growth Performance : Evidence from Kenya”, IOSR Journal of Business and Management (IOSR-JBM) e-ISSN: 2278-487X, p-ISSN: 2319- 7668. Volume 20, Issue 10. Ver. I (October. 2018), PP 09-16. https://doi.org/10.9790/487X-2010010916
  4. Mbugua, J., Gachanja, P.M, Muli, J.M., & Karagu, S.M., (2018) “Determinants of choice of mobile money transfer service providers in Nairobi County, Kenya” International Journal of Development and Sustainability Vol. 7, No. 11(2018).
  5. John, M., & Gachanja, P. (2018). ”Mobile Money Transfer Services: an Analysis of Household Choices in Nairobi County, Kenya”, International Journal of Economics, Commerce and Management. United Kingdom 6(10), 27–42, October 2018 http://ijecm.co.uk/
  6. Njaramba, S. G., Gachanja, P. M. & Mugendi, C. (2018) “Dynamic Relationship between the Housing Price and Selected Macroeconomic Variables in Kenya”, Journal of Economics, 2(1), 35-59.
  7. Njaramba, S. G &Gachanja, P. M. (2018) “The sources of housing prices growth in Kenya”, International Journal of Economics, 3(1), 7-30.
  8. Njiraini, P., Gachanja, P.M. & Omolo J.O. (2018) “Drivers of technological innovations: Evidence from Kenya’s micro and small enterprises”, International Journal of Current Research, 10, (5), 69942-69946.
  9. Gachanja, P. and Kinyanjui, G.K (2016) “Household Poverty Determinants in Kenya: A Demographic and Health Survey Wealth Index Approach” The Journal of Pan African Studies Vol. 9, No. 3, pp 52-65.
  10. Kinyanjui, G.K, Gachanja, P.M, Muchai, J.M (2015) “Technical Efficiency of Hospitals owned by Faith Based Organisations in Kenya” Journal of Pan African Studies Vol. 8, No. 6 September 2015.
  11. Mutunga, S.L, Minja, D, Gachanja, P (2014) “Resource Configurations on Sustainable Competitive Advantage of Food and Beverage Firms in Kenya: A Resource Based View of the Firm” European Journal of Business and Management Vol. 6 No. 24 pp 147-157.
  12. Thuku, G.K, Gachanja, P, Obere, O (2013) “Effects of Reforms on Productivity of Coffee in Kenya” International Journal of Business and social science. Vol. 4 No. 15, pp 196-212.
  13. Mugenda, O, Maina, L and Gachanja, P (2013) “ Industries and Communities: Symbiotic dependency and sustainability of the Magana town industrial park in Kenya ” Prime journal of social science. Vol. 2(11), ISSN: 2315-5051
  14. Gachanja, P.M, Mugenda, O.M and Maina, L “ Integrating Corporate Social Responsibility and Community Development in Industrialization ” International Journal of Science, Commerce and Humanities. Vol. 1 No. 7, pp173-183.
  15. Gachanja, P , Were, N and Etyang, M (2013) Total Factor Productivity Change In The Kenyan Manufacturing Sector : A Malmquist Index Analysis. Scholar’s press, Duetschland/Germany.
  16. Mdoe, J.I, Gachanja, P.M, and Muchai, D.M (2013) “Total factor Productivity change in the Non-life Insurance Sector, Kenya: 2005-2009” International Journal Of Science, Commerce and Humanities. Vol. 1 No. 2, pp 68-84.
  17. Thuku, G.K, Gachanja, P.M, and Obere, A (2013) “T he Impact of Population Change on Economic Growth in Kenya ” International journal of Economics and management sciences Vol.2 No.6 , pp 43-60.
  18. Gachanja P. M. (2003) “Determinants of Gender Earnings Differentials in the Informal Set-up” in Momanyi, C and Wawire, N. H. W. )Eds) Disparities in Developing countries: Types, Challenges and the Way forward Vol. 1. Disparities in social sciences, politics and Gender Association of Third World Studies - Kenya pp. 238 - 244.
  19. Gachanja P. M. and Kosimbei G. K. (2003) “Agriculture production subsidies in developed countries, which way out for developing countries” in Momanyi, C and Wawire, N. H. W.) Eds) Disparities in Developing countries: Types, Challenges and the Way forward Vol. 1. Disparities in social sciences, politics and Gender Association of Third World Studies - Kenya pp. 151 - 156