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Garth Frazer is an Associate Professor of Economic Analysis and Policy at the Department of Management, University of Toronto Scarborough, with a cross appointment in the Business Economics area at Rotman. His research focuses on industrial development and trade, particularly in Africa, where he has explored the impact of trade agreements and preferences on African trade and advised governments on trade negotiations. Garth is also an Associate Editor for the Journal of African Economies. His media availability spans TV, radio, and print/online platforms, discussing topics related to Africa, economics, international trade, and productivity. His academic work emphasizes the social science aspects of economics, including the production, distribution, exchange, and consumption of goods and services, and how individuals, businesses, and governments navigate resource allocation in conditions of scarcity. Garth's interests extend to the dynamics of emerging economies, which exhibit rapid industrialization and higher growth rates, facing unique challenges such as political instability and inadequate infrastructure. He studies international trade theory, the economic and political implications of trade, and the fundamentals of productivity as a critical factor in production performance.
Department of Sociology