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This paper analyzed empirically the impact of Value Added Tax (VAT) on economic growth in Nigeria from 1994-2010. Data was collected from Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) statistical bulletin. Ordinary Least Square techniques was used to estimate the model, which reveals a strong positive significant impact of VAT on economic growth in Nigeria. Therefore, this study recommends that the VAT should not be high on the infant industries, so as to enable them grow.
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Pilot Contamination (PC) has been considered as a majorlimiting factor of Time Division Duplexing (TDD) Massive Multiple-Input M...
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The water in River Kaduna is used for; domestic purposes, fishing, recreational activities as well as irrigation of crops.Howeve...
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The current 305 Field Practical Training Farm site of the Faculty of Agriculture, University of Benin (Ugbowo),...
Background of the Study
Education is the bed rock of a nation‟s economy. It is the suitable legacy with which a child s...
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The scope of this study borders on school location and sex differentials are correlates of aca...
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Fraud has been identified as the major cause of distress and unprogressive nature of most busi...
STATEMENT OF PROBLEM
One of the biggest problems associated with most of the construction pr...
Background to the Study
The industry of information technology...
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This study is aimed at investigating franchising as a corporate strategy for increasing organizational profitab...
Background to the Study
To assert that teaching is the oldest profession in the modern Nigeria should attract little or...