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manufacturing output in Nigeria during the period from 1984 to 2016. To achieve this objective, autoregressive distributed lag …
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unattainable in many countries, particularly in developing countries, including Nigeria. As a result, several empirical studies … cointegrated. The results we attributed to the level of financial sector development in Nigeria compared with the level of …
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Nigeria using the data that span 1981-2014. We found that trade openness worsens unemployment rate both in the short-run and …
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performance under the military regime and the civilian regime in Nigeria. Monthly data that covers the period from 1985 to 2018 is …
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in Nigeria. Our study focused on the effects of financial development on the components of merchandise trade: exports and …
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In the face of persistent rise in unemployment figure in Nigeria, this study re-examines the unemployment hysteresis … unemployment hysteresis hypothesis holds in Nigeria. This implies that when a shock that affects unemployment occurs, there is a …
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efect of COVID-19 pandemic on stock market returns in Nigeria. …
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The increasing unemployment in Nigeria has motivated several empirical studies on the causes of the problem in the … and employment. In the light of this, we investigate the effect of changes in oil prices on unemployment rate in Nigeria …
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