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This study examines the impact of informal sector on employment generation in Nigeria during the period 1970 to 2010 making use of annual time series data. The empirical analysis rests on the augmented Solow growth analytical framework. Our findings show that informal sector activities have significant impact on absorbing the large pool of labour force in Nigeria. The study contends that human capital formation is positively related to unemployment rate which reflects the dearth of government expenditure on education in the country. Therefore, there is an urgent need for the government to re-examine its policies on informal sector.
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This study was undertaken to examine management accounting techniques as a tool for decision making in manageme...
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This study investigated the contributions of secretaries towards the National Economic Development with referen...
Background Of The Study
In the business and professional fields the secretary is the essential link in...
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This study was carried out on cultural beliefs and gender dynamics of PMTCT services among pre...
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West African countries experience economic growth in terms of financial figures but the issue of non -inclusiveness of this grow...
Background of the Study
The practice of marketing goods and services is nearly as...
Background of the Study
The number of people with high blood pressure is in the increase and research has shown that thi...
STATEMENT OF PROBLEM
It is observed that plan review and performance standard are very important to eve...
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The study is on an assessment of Almajiri system of Islamic education by democratic governments in the North-West Geo-Political...
INTRODUCTION/BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY
An online examination system for recruitment of staff is a web app...