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The study investigated the impact of non-oil exports on Nigerian economy during the period of 1986-2010. This study was carried out against the background of the crucial role non-oil export can play as an alternative source of revenue apart from crude oil exports. To achieve this objective, multiple regressions were used in analyzing the data. The empirical result shows that non-oil export is statistically significant to Nigeria economic growth. On the other hand, Government Expenditure (GEX) was not significant to Nigerian economy. Due to this, some recommendations were made which include encouraging financial institutions, improving in data collection and banking, efficient allocation and use of resources, and creating economic environment that will help boost the activity of non-oil export sector.
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This research work tries to investigate the role of microfinance bank on agricultural development in Nigeria using Nigeria as a...
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This research work is on unemployment and its effect on nigerian youths. The research work reviewed Unemploymen...
Statement of the Problem
The obnoxious state of the Nigerian manufacturing sector has created a dire need for accurate bankruptcy predict...
BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY
Abortion is the ending of pregnancy by removing a fetus or embryo before it can survive outside...
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Corporate governance is a principled-based system by which corporations are organised and managed. It is made up of rules and re...
Abstract: This study examines trends in the demand for vocational skills in emerging indust...
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This research was titles “the role of Nigerian stock exchange in the development of the Nigerian econ...
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The Study investigated the role of commercial banks in the face of a depressed economy. The ob...
ABSTRACT: This study examines the role of early childhood education in promoting environmental sustainability among young children. Objectives...
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Poor immunization coverage especially in rural areas has led to a high burden of vaccine preventable diseases i...