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This study empirically examined the relationship between Domestic Private Investment, lending Interest Rate and taxes in Nigeria from 1999 to 2020. The objectives of this research are to determine the effect of interest rate on private domestic investment and to determine the effect of taxes on private domestic investment. In order to achieve... Continue Reading

Abstract Over time there has been mixed and controversial evidence in the literature regarding the relationship between population growth and economic growth and development. This study is an empirical analysis of economic growth and population growth in Nigeria, some writers have found a positive relationship between the two variables, others... Continue Reading

ABSTRACT The major significance of this study is that it will examine and highlight Nigeria – Cameroon Relations from 1999 to 2004. It will also suggest how areas of conflict could be resolved by both countries. This project research also hopes to contribute to the academic literature on Nigeria’s foreign policy through coverage of a turbulent... Continue Reading

AN ANALYSIS OF NIGERIA–CAMEROON RELATIONS 1999-2007 ABSTRACT The major significance of this study is that it will examine and highlight Nigeria – Cameroon Relations from 1999 to 2004. It will also suggest how areas of conflict could be resolved by both countries. This project research also hopes to contribute to the academic literature on... Continue Reading

Abstract Nigeria is the largest oil exporting country in Africa and has a rapidly growing economy. The country follows a resource based growth strategy driven by the production and exporting of oil. With the volatility of global oil prices and of-ten volatile growth of Nigeria’s economy, this research is designed to examine the effect of... Continue Reading

(1980 – 2011) ABSTRACT It is an established economic reality that the size of the workforce directly impacts on a country’s GDP (growth). Not only does the work force produce manufactured goods or services or agricultural produce in direct proportion, but also brings in its wake increasing... Continue Reading

CHAPTER ONE 1.0 INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY Predominantly, in our world today, nothing can be done without an exchange of some value for value which involves money, ideas, product and technology. As a result of this there is direct effect on the economy of any nation, either positively... Continue Reading

CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1     Background of the Study One of the greatest challenges facing the Nigeria economy is unemployment which has maintained a rising trend over the years. The total labour force in Nigeria is made up of all persons aged 15-64 years excluding students, home keepers, retired persons and stay-at-home to work or not... Continue Reading

INTRODUCTION  1.1 Background to the Study The foreign exchange market intervention phenomenon is obviously not a recent development, quite a number of governments across the globe have intervened in foreign exchange markets.  The essence has mostly been to try to dampen volatility and to slow or reverse currency movements. This is usually borne... Continue Reading

ABSTRACT The objective of this study is to examine the effect of value added tax on economic development in Nigeria. To achieve this purpose, secondary data were used and. The data generated for this study is adopted from Central Bank statistical bulletin 2018 which covered from 2007-2018. The data were analyzed using descriptive statistical tools... Continue Reading

Abstract Nigeria is the largest oil exporting country in Africa and has a rapidly growing economy. The country follows a resource based growth strategy driven by the production and exporting of oil. With the volatility of global oil prices and of-ten volatile growth of Nigeria’s economy, this research is designed to examine the effect of... Continue Reading

INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background to the Study The foreign exchange market intervention phenomenon is obviously not a recent development, quite a number of governments across the globe have intervened in foreign exchange markets. The essence has mostly been to try to dampen volatility and to slow or reverse currency movements. This is usually borne out... Continue Reading

ABSTRACT The study investigates the effect of external debt on economic growth in Nigeria. The study however investigates the level of real Gross Domestic Product vis-à-vis external debt, external reserve, debt service and government expenditure. Ordinary Least Square [OLS] is used to estimate four major macroeconomic variables in order to... Continue Reading

Background of the Study The Nigeria economy has been plagued with several challenges over the years. Researchers have identified some of these challenges as; Gross mismanagement/misappropriate of public funds (Okemini and Urata,2008). Corruption and ineffective economic policies (Gbosi, 2007); jack of integration of macroeconomic plans and the... Continue Reading

Abstract This study focuses on the impact of recession on economic growth in Nigeria from 1980 to 2017. The Nigerian economy recently has been plunged into recession. This is as a result of over dependence on imports, falling prices of oil revenue, low investment inflows and high level of corruption. The study uses two multiple regression analysis... Continue Reading

7 ABSTRACT This work evolved out of the need to provide an in-depth understanding of the economics of debt in Nigeria. This study aims at analysing the effectiveness of external debt on economic growth within a span of 1981-2010. The broad objective of this work is specified to evaluate the impact of external debt stock and debt servicing on... Continue Reading

ABSTRACT The study investigates the effect of external debt on economic growth in Nigeria. The study however investigates the level of real Gross Domestic Product vis-à-vis external debt, external reserve, debt service and government expenditure. Ordinary Least Square [OLS] is used to estimate four major macroeconomic variables in order to... Continue Reading

ABSTRACT The study evaluated the effects of oil price fluctuations on economic growth in Nigeria. The industrial production index was used as a proxy for gross domestic product that served as a function of oil price, exchange rate and interest rate that are the explanatory variable. The research made used of secondary time series data, The data on... Continue Reading

ABSTRACT The purpose of this project is based on the effect of monetary policy on economic growth in Nigeria. This work discussed the meaning of monetary policy as monetary management techniques put in place by the government through the central bank to control money stock in order to influence broad macro-economic objectives. The data used is a... Continue Reading

CHAPTER ONE:     INTRODUCTION 1.1              Background of the Study        -           -           -           -           -           -           -           1 1.2              Statement of the Problem        -          ... Continue Reading

ABSTRACT The study evaluated the effects of oil price fluctuations on economic growth in Nigeria. The industrial production index was used as a proxy for gross domestic product that served as a function of oil price, exchange rate and interest rate that are the explanatory variable. The research made used of secondary time series data, The data on... Continue Reading

CHAPTER ONE: INTRODUCTION Background of the study Human trafficking is a phenomenon that  is currently  generating a lot of concern globally,  especially  in countries  like Nigeria, where it  is highly prevalent.  The generally acceptable definition of human trafficking is that of the use United Nations which defines  it as  the... Continue Reading

The Effect Of Bank Distress On Nigeria’s Economic Growth   ABSTRACT This study examines Bank Distress and its effect on the economic growth of Nigeria economy for the period of 1980 to 2009. Using the Classical Linear Regression Model the ordinary Least Square Method (OLS) of analysis was adopted for the analysis of the work. The result shows... Continue Reading

CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background of the study Revenue generation in Nigeria local governments is principally derived from tax. Tax is a compulsory levy imposed by government on individuals and companies for the various legitimate function of the state (Olaoye, 2008). Tax is a necessary ingredient for civilization. The history of man has shown... Continue Reading

7 ABSTRACT This work evolved out of the need to provide an in-depth understanding of the economics of debt in Nigeria. This study aims at analysing the effectiveness of external debt on economic growth within a span of 1981-2010. The broad objective of this work is specified to evaluate the impact of external debt stock and debt servicing on... Continue Reading

ABSTRACT The overview of uncontrolled and fluctuating level of imports in Uganda basically accredited to the tax administration system in place. The fact that taxes are the biggest sources of government revenue, custom duties constitute the biggest percentage of total tax revenue. Given Uganda's tax system and increasing the tax ratio, as part of... Continue Reading

ABSTRACT The indiscriminate use of antibiotics has become a global problem with implications for effective therapy of infections and dose resistance. The objective of this study is to determine the profile of antibiotic use at the Regional Hospital Buea. The data used for this study was obtained using a Checklist and the data obtained were... Continue Reading

ABSTRACT The study investigates public debt, unemployment and economic growth in Nigeria The study however investigates the level of real Gross Domestic Product vis-à-vis external debt, internal debt, unemployment and fiscal deficit. Ordinary Least Square (OLS) is  used to estimate four major macroeconomic variables in order to justify their... Continue Reading

ABSTRACT The study investigates public debt, unemployment and economic growth in Nigeria The study however investigates the level of real Gross Domestic Product vis-à-vis external debt, internal debt, unemployment and fiscal deficit. Ordinary Least Square (OLS) is  used to estimate four major macroeconomic variables in order to justify their... Continue Reading

ABSTRACT The gross Domestic product Growth is a long term rise in the capacity to supply increasingly diverse economic goods o its population. This growing capacity is said to base on advancing technology.             It is only through an effective economic system... Continue Reading