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Inflation and financial depth in Nigeria : a threshold regression approach

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Economic and monetary integration in the West African sub-region : costs and benefits

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Demand for money in a debt-constrained economy : a case study of Nigeria

Essien, E. A.; Onwioduokit, Emmannuel A.; Osho, E. T. - In: Economic and financial review 34 (1996) 2, pp. 579-605

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Nigeria's economic growth and foreign debt : an analytical re-examination

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Export processing zone programmes : lessons for Nigeria from other countries

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Fiscal federalism in Nigeria : implication for growth

Onwioduokit, Emmanuel Ating; Esu, Godwin Essang - In: West African journal of monetary and economic integration 18 (2018) 2, pp. 70-95

Nigeria has been a federation before 1963. This was expected to foster speedy growth and development, but military interferences seem to have bedevil this dream. However, an uninterrupted democracy for about 20 years should have produced a significant result, but not much has changed. Many have...

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