Daniel Tersoo Aule is a Nigerian economist, researcher, data analyst, and research professional with extensive experience in Economics, Socioeconomic Research, Data Analysis, Policy Research, and Development Studies. He holds an M.Sc. and B.Sc. in Economics from Bayero University, Kano, both with Second Class Upper Division, and currently serves as a Research Officer at Genius Global Consulting Services, where he conducts socioeconomic and policy research, prepares analytical and technical reports, coordinates data collection and verification, and supports consultancy and project management activities. He has also worked as a Research Assistant, Administrative Officer, Data Collector, Part-Time Lecturer, and Economic Planning support officer at the Nasarawa State Planning Commission. In addition, he serves as a volunteer Peer Reviewer for the International Journal of Marketing Studies, contributing to the evaluation of academic manuscripts for methodological rigor, clarity, relevance, and scholarly quality. He is a full member of the Nigerian Economic Society and has professional training in Management Information Systems and Customer Relationship Management.Mr. Aule’s research interests and publications encompass Monetary Policy, Economic Growth, Economic Development, Youth Economic Empowerment, Social Media and Development, Renewable Energy Adoption, Socioeconomic Policy, and Applied Economic Research. His published work includes studies on the effects of monetary policy on economic growth in Nigeria, youth social media engagement and economic empowerment, and determinants of solar photovoltaic adoption in North-Central Nigeria. His professional research experience combines quantitative data analysis, socioeconomic investigation, policy-oriented research, report writing, and evidence-based decision-making for institutional and private-sector clients. His academic and professional background makes him well suited for research and peer review in Economics, Applied Economics, Development Economics, Monetary Economics, Economic Policy, Socioeconomic Development, Public Policy, Energy Economics, Renewable Energy, Data Analysis, Research Methodology, and Development Studies.