Background of the Study
Comprehensive fiscal reforms are central to shaping long-term economic trajectories by addressing structural fiscal weaknesses and promoting sustainable growth. In Nigeria, such reforms include overhauls in tax systems, public spending, and debt management aimed at creating a robust fiscal framework (Adeyemi, 2023). These reforms are critical for generating accurate national economic growth projections by ensuring that fiscal policies are transparent, efficient, and conducive to investment. By implementing comprehensive reforms, the government aims to reduce fiscal deficits and improve public financial management, thereby creating a more stable economic environment (Okoro, 2024). Empirical research suggests that a well-coordinated fiscal reform agenda can lead to significant improvements in growth forecasts by mitigating uncertainties and fostering investor confidence (Balogun, 2025). This study examines the effect of comprehensive fiscal reforms on national economic growth projections by analyzing historical data, current policy measures, and future growth potential. The research also explores the feedback mechanisms between fiscal policy adjustments and growth projections, offering a nuanced perspective on how fiscal reforms drive long-term economic development.
Statement of the Problem
Despite numerous fiscal reform initiatives, Nigeria’s economic growth projections have remained volatile due to persistent fiscal mismanagement and implementation gaps (Okoro, 2024). Inconsistencies in fiscal policy execution and structural inefficiencies have undermined growth forecasts and investor confidence. The disconnect between reform efforts and actual economic performance necessitates a detailed evaluation of whether comprehensive fiscal reforms can reliably enhance growth projections (Adeyemi, 2023; Balogun, 2025).
Objectives of the Study
Research Questions
Research Hypotheses
Significance of the Study
This study is significant as it examines the role of comprehensive fiscal reforms in shaping national economic growth projections in Nigeria. The findings will provide valuable guidance to policymakers for designing fiscal strategies that foster stable and predictable growth, thereby contributing to long-term economic development (Adeyemi, 2023; Okoro, 2024; Balogun, 2025).
Scope and Limitations of the Study
This study is limited to assessing the effect of comprehensive fiscal reforms on national economic growth projections in Nigeria. It focuses exclusively on fiscal policy measures and their impact on growth estimates.
Definitions of Terms
• Comprehensive Fiscal Reforms: Broad policy changes aimed at overhauling the fiscal framework.
• Economic Growth Projections: Forecasts of future economic expansion based on current fiscal conditions.
• Fiscal Mismanagement: Ineffective administration of government finances that hampers economic performance.
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