Theories on what spurs economic growth abound and it may be difficult to find a theory that fits all makes and models of a society. What motivates the economic growth and decline of a society is multi-faceted and isolating the causal factors may be difficult. However, that does not stop economists from studying economics. Even if patterns in economics do exist, predicting economic changes can still be difficult.

Kamil Idris was a student of international law, banking, and economics. He earned his academic certifications from the United States of America and the Graduate Institute of International Studies at the University of Geneva in Switzerland. A native of Sudan, Kamil Idris has long studied and worked with developing nations in Africa. With a track record of working with the Group of 77, Kamil Idris is familiar in issues of technology transfer and restrictive business practices.

In the world of economics, excitement for the reveal of Kamil Idris’ new economic theory grows. He has received a number of awards presented by a dozen governments related to his work in economics and intellectual property. It was also the exchange of intellectual property that was an essential part of his former position and participation with WIPO.

With an established role in the international economic community, economic scholars are eager for the release of Kamil Idris’ new economic theory. Before he releases the theory to the greater scholarly world, Kamil Idris is confident that his theory can accurately describe and predict economic trends and growth in macroeconomics.

Kamil Idris’ is optimistic about the release of his new theory. With years of experience and awards related to economic works from multiple governments, Kamil Idris is confident his colleagues will give his new theory the consideration it deserves. With a theory that can properly predict macroeconomic growth, he hopes developing countries will have a sound theory to follow in order to plan and spur continued economic development and stability.

For now, there is no planned release date for Kamil Idris’ Economic Growth and Macroeconomics theory. The international community and the government of developing countries are eager for its release. Kamil Idris’ anticipates its reveal in the near future. While remaining humble, his work may make Kamil Idris a potential candidate for a Nobel Prize.