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Martin Cameron

  • Researcher
  • North-West University

Roles

Researchers

Martin is an independent consultant & quantitative economist specialising in the field of Quantitative Executive Decision Support modelling, Economic Impact Analysis & Engineering Management Decision Support. He has extensive experience in this field – related specifically to International Trade and Energy Economics & modelling thereof. He authored various papers on the topic of power (electrical) network reliability & international trade. He has been conducting economic impact assessments & other related South African macro-economic, sectoral & provincial & industrial impact studies & policy analysis since 1994.

He is an associate at the North West University (NWU) specialist research area Trade And Development (TRADE) as advisor on commercialization, technical software design & international trade economics.

Projects

Using a decision support model to identify export opportunities for Rwanda

Wilma Viviers, Martin Cameron 30 Jun 2017
Project

All contributions

Identifying realistic export opportunities for Rwanda

Martin Cameron, Wilma Viviers, Victor Steenbergen
Blog
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Identifying realistic export opportunities for Rwanda based on the TRADE-DSM approach

Martin Cameron, Wilma Viviers
Policy brief
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Identifying realistic export opportunities for Rwanda based on the TRADE-DSM approach

Martin Cameron, Wilma Viviers
Publication
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Using a decision support model to identify export opportunities

Wilma Viviers, Martin Cameron
Project report