<p>My team and I estimate that the application of blockchain to Africa's supply chain result in more than $10 billion in efficiencies, economic sustainability, irradicating vulnerabilities, and counterfeiting.   This is so because blockchain provides an open-source of data that in itself is a source of truth.  This innovation provides verifiable, tamper-proof, and 'unchangeability' to every sphere of our daily transaction.  </p>

My team and I estimate that the application of blockchain to Africa's supply chain result in more than $10 billion in efficiencies, economic sustainability, irradicating vulnerabilities, and counterfeiting. This is so because blockchain provides an open-source of data that in itself is a source of truth. This innovation provides verifiable, tamper-proof, and 'unchangeability' to every sphere of our daily transaction.

<p>My team and I estimate that the application of blockchain to Africa's supply chain result in more than $10 billion in efficiencies, economic sustainability, irradicating vulnerabilities, and counterfeiting. &nbsp;&nbsp;This is so because blockchain provides an open-source of data that in itself is a source of truth. &nbsp;This innovation provides verifiable, tamper-proof, and 'unchangeability' to every sphere of our daily transaction. &nbsp;</p>

Blockchain in Africa's Supply Chain

Many theoretical and applied economists are increasingly being challenged with the mounting inability of erstwhile macroeconomic tools to properly incentivise and regulate the economy. The simple explanation is that our tools are not capable of counterfactual experiments that are key to the 21st-century new economics with tons of digitization and tokenization of goods and services coupled with the internet being the backbone of means of production
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Many theoretical and applied economists are increasingly being challenged with the mounting inability of erstwhile macroeconomic tools to properly incentivise and regulate the economy. The simple explanation is that our tools are not capable of counterfactual experiments that are key to the 21st-century new economics with tons of digitization and tokenization of goods and services coupled with the internet being the backbone of means of production https://www.linkedin.com/posts/dr-chukwuemeka-ifegwu-eke-6132a045_the-eminent-collapse-of-national-governments-activity-6665545481361334272-uAFc

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