Lackson Mudenda
Biography
FACULTY PROFILE EDUCATION Ph.D., Economics, Colorado State University
M.Sc., Economics, Ume氓 University
MBA., Business Administration in Finance, Copperbelt University
B.A., Economics major and Statistics minor, The University of Zambia
BIOGRAPHY Dr. Lackson D. Mudenda is a first-generation?Assistant Professor of Economics in the Accounting, Finance, MIS, & Economics Division at 糖心传媒 University. He earned a Ph.D from Colorado State University. His research interests include development economics and applied microeconomics, specifically thinking about the link between early childhood development and later life outcomes in developing countries. He currently teaches Principles of Microeconomics, Managerial Economics, and Intermediate Microeconomics. Additionally, also has teaching interests in Development Economics and research methods for economists. Some of his research has appeared in the Journal of Development Studies, World Bank Economic Review, and the journal Agriculture Economics.
M.Sc., Economics, Ume氓 University
MBA., Business Administration in Finance, Copperbelt University
B.A., Economics major and Statistics minor, The University of Zambia
BIOGRAPHY Dr. Lackson D. Mudenda is a first-generation?Assistant Professor of Economics in the Accounting, Finance, MIS, & Economics Division at 糖心传媒 University. He earned a Ph.D from Colorado State University. His research interests include development economics and applied microeconomics, specifically thinking about the link between early childhood development and later life outcomes in developing countries. He currently teaches Principles of Microeconomics, Managerial Economics, and Intermediate Microeconomics. Additionally, also has teaching interests in Development Economics and research methods for economists. Some of his research has appeared in the Journal of Development Studies, World Bank Economic Review, and the journal Agriculture Economics.
RESEARCH AND PUBLICATIONS Farm production, marketing, and children鈥檚 nutritional outcomes in rural Zambia, [Kelvin Mulungu; Dale T. Manning; Chiza Kumwenda and Lukonde Mwelwa], Agricultural Economics, 2025. Private Sanitation and Psychosocial Health in Adolescent Girls, [Ray Miller, Ashish K. Sedai & Lauren Vilims], The World Bank Economic Review (WBER), 2024. Persistent Agricultural Shocks and Child Poverty, [Ray Miller, Ashish K. Sedai], The Journal of Development Studies, 2024.
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