Nigeria
This topic currently groups 6 published articles across 6 issues.
Informal economy as a cause for understating actual rates of entrepreneurship among blacks in the U.S. and in Africa
Micah E. S. Crump • Nicholas J. Hill • Bradley W. Hardin
Volume 06 Issue 3 · 09 Jan 2019
The study presents considerations for African countries that build off of Crump, Hill, and Taylor (2017). In that study, Crump et al. (2017) argue and present empirical evidence to support the notion that rates of black…
Poverty, user charges and health care demand in Nigeria
Lloyd Ahamefule Amaghionyeodiwe
Volume 06 Issue 2 · 26 Jul 2018
Healthcare in Nigeria is paid for on a cash and carry basis while out-of-pocket expenses dominate in households’ payment for health care services as a result of user charges that were introduced in the early 1980s…
Dynamic interaction between inflation and credit Rationing: the case of Nigeria
Akinkoye Ebenezer Y • Sanusi Kazeem A • Moses Peter O
Volume 03 Issue 2 · 03 Sep 2015
This study examines the dynamic interaction between inflation and credit rationing in the case of Nigeria for the period 1970-2011. It uses time-series data obtained from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Statistical Bu…
Budget Deficits and Inflationary Dynamics in Nigeria
John C. Imegi
Volume 02 Issue 1 · 01 Apr 2014
As the level of economic activity depends basically upon the level of aggregate monetary demand, a government may influence the level of activity by varying its own expenditure. In conditions of high unemployment, the g…
Job burnout and intention to quit: an empirical study of the Nigeria Police
Faloye Olaleye Dotun • Abasilim Angela Nneka • Agboola Ayodeji Akinlolu
Volume 01 Issue 3 · 03 Mar 2014
This paper examines the impact of job burnout on the intention to quit among the Nigerian Police. The study adopted a descriptive survey research design. Data used were collected using questionnaires administered to one…
Still on the Determinants of, and the Effects of Exchange Rate and Monetary Growth on Inflation: Nigeria in the Policy Debate.
Evenly Ndidi Dania • Francis Ilenloa Igberaese
Volume 01 Issue 1 · 03 Mar 2014
One macro economics goal economist had always had interest in is price stability. This is because it directly affects the standard of living of the people and determines the level of poverty through the purchasing power…