Dr Dale S. Mudenda

Dr Dale S. Mudenda
Senior Lecturer
Economics
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Dale S. Mudenda

Dr. Mudenda has a Bachelor of Arts (Economics) degree from The University of Zambia, a Master of Arts in Economics from University of Malawi, and a PhD in Economics from University of Cape Town. He has authored a number of book chapters and Journal Articles, such as in the Journal of Development Economics and Finance, the Zambia Social Science Journal, the African Journal of Economic Review, the Southern African Journal for Policy and Development and the Foreign Trade Review. Details can be accessed on

  1. Mudenda, D., Ndikumana, L. (2026). Zambian “Missing” Copper, Gemstones, and Gold: Dark Spots in International Commodity Trade. In: Capital Flight from Cameroon, Ghana, and Zambia. Palgrave Macmillan, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-032-22770-6_6
  2. Mudenda, D. S., & Mpande-Chuulu, C. P. (2024). 745 Trade Policy in Zambia. In The Oxford Handbook of the Zambian Economy (pp. 745-765). Oxford University Press.
  3. Simuchimba, B., Mudenda, D. S., & Phiri-Mumba, R. (2024). The Informal Sector in Zambia. In the Oxford Handbook of the Zambian Economy, 145. Oxford University Press
  4. Fandamu, H., Ndulo, M., Mudenda, D., & Fandamu, M. (2023). Asymmetric Exchange Rate Pass Through to Consumer Prices: Evidence from Zambia. Foreign Trade Review,
  5. Mudenda, D., & Edwards, L. (2022). Tariffs and intranational retail price dispersion: Evidence from Zambia 1. In Inequality in Zambia (pp. 181-211). Routledge.
  6. Bulawayo, M., Chansa, F., Mudenda, D., & Ndulo, M. (2022). Oral health and inequality: Evidence from a Zambian household survey. In Inequality in Zambia (pp. 30-43). Routledge.
  7. Chansa, F., Mubanga, N., Mudenda, D., & Ndulo, M. (2021). Industrial Policy in Context: Comparative Experiences from Chile and Zambia. Zambia Social Science Journal, 7(1), 2.
  8. Mudenda D , Bulawayo M and C Ndulo (2020) The Financialization of Commodity Markets: The Case of Copper in Zambia, Journal of Development Economics And Finance Vol. 1, No. 2, 2020, 227-253
  9. Bulawayo M.; D. Mudenda, M. Ndulo and. Simwanza (2020) Does Immigration Stimulate Non-Traditional Exports? Evidence from Zambia, African Journal of Economic Review , Volume VIII, Issue III, November 2020
  10. Mudenda, D., Bulawayo, M., & Ndulo, M. (2020). The Tragedy and Reliability of Zambian Trade Data. Zambia Social Science Journal, 8(2), 2.
  11. Ngarachu, A., Wood, C., Krogman, H., Tshuma, E., & Mudenda, D. (2018). Border Economies: Bottlenecks or Growth Zones? Southern African Journal for Policy and Development Vol 2. 2018
  12. Chansa, F., Mubanga, N., Mudenda, D., & Ndulo, M. (2019). Industrial Growth and Policy in Zambia: Lessons from South Korea. African Journal of Economic Review, 7(2), 1-26.
  13. M. C. Ndulo and D. Mudenda. 2006. “Adjustment to Trade Policy Reforms: Zambia” in Sam Laird and Santiago Fernandez de Cordoba (editors) Coping with Trade Reforms: A developing country perspective on WTO industrial Tariff Negotiations New York, Palgrave Macmillan Publishers PP 188- 202
  14. Dale Mudenda (2011) Agricultural Productivity, Rural Livelihoods, trade in Agriculture and Trade facilitation in Zambia in CUTs International “Agriculture Development in Select African Countries: Linkage with trade, Productivity, Livelihoods and Food Security, Jaipur publishers ISBN: 978-81-8257-142-6
  15. Mudenda D and others (2009) The Global Financial Crisis and Developing Countries: Synthesis of the Findings of 10 country case studies. ODI Working Paper 306. ODI: London, UK.
  16. Manenga Ndulo, Dale Mudenda, Lutangu Ingombe and Liilian Muchimba (2009) Global Financial Crisis Discussion Series: Zambia. ODI Paper 10. ODI: London, UK.
  17. Other and Mudenda D (2009) “Monitoring the Effects of the global financial Crisis in Developing Countries: A Global Poverty Alert Network” in A Development Charter for the G – 20. ODI: London, UK. March
  18. Felix Masiye, Manenga Ndulo, Anders Anell, Dale Mudenda & Anna Glengard. “Paying Health Care Providers”, in Cheelo, C. K. Odegaard, and M. Ndulo (editors). 2006. Policy Lessons and Emerging Challenges in the Zambian Health Sector, 2000 – 2005; Lund KFS AB Publishers, Sweden.
  19. Mudenda D , 2005 Zambia’s Trade situation: Implications for debt and poverty reduction:- available on http://ifiwatnet.org/institution/afdb.shtml access in 2007
  20. Ndulo, M.; Mudenda, D.; Mwamba, S.; and Muchimba, L. (2010) “Developing Countries and Aid for Trade: Zambian Experiences”. Issues on the Zambian Economy, Bank of Zambia Reader. Vol.1 (5):1-12, Mission Press, Ndola, Zambia. ISBN: 978-9982-870-06-1
  21. Mudenda D. 2009, “Zambia’s Trade Performance” Published in Regional trade policy reviews, Published by Trade and Industrial Policy Strategy (TIPS), South Africa
  22. Dale Mudenda (2019) Capital Flight through Trade Mis-Invoicing in Natural Resources: The Case of the Zambian Mines. Working paper, Bank of Zambia Reader, 2019
  23. D. Mudenda, M.C. Ndulo and M. Wamulume. 2005. “The Budgetary Process and Economic Governance in Zambia” NEPRU Working Paper 104 – ISSN 1026-9258, Namibia.
  24. Pamela Nakamba-Kabaso, Ladslous Mwanza, Dale Mudenda, Bona Chita, Roy Mwaswenyeho, Davis Chifwembe and Felix Phiri. “Zambia’s National Health Accounts 1999 -2002”, in Cheelo, K. Odegaard, and M. Ndulo 2006 (Editors). Policy Lessons and Emerging Challenges in the Zambian Health Sector, 2000 – 2005; Lund KFS AB Publishers, Sweden.
  25. D. Mudenda, P Chileshe, and V Seshamani. 2007, “Efficiency of Budgets and Budgets Processes in Zambia” sponsored by the National Advisory Council, Lusaka.
  26. Felix Masiye, Manenga Ndulo, Anders Anell, Dale Mudenda & Anna Glengard. “Paying Health Care Providers”, in Cheelo, C K. Odegaard, and M. Ndulo (editors). 2006. Policy Lessons and Emerging Challenges in the Zambian Health Sector, 2000 – 2005; Lund KFS AB Publishers, Sweden
  1. International economics (trade flows and product market integration)
  2. Development and health care financing.
  1. 2026 – Lead Consultant on the evaluation of the socio-economic impact of the night-travel ban by the Road Transport and Safety Agency of Zambia.
  2. 2017/2021 – Consultant: National Health Accounts. This is a study on the flow of finances in the healthcare sector from the sources to the functions on which these finances are spent. The study was funded by the Ministry of Health and its Cooperating Partners.
Programmes Coordinated
Master of Arts in Economics