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Manuscripts are welcome for the volume 9 issue 3, Septemeber, 2024
 

Vol. 9 No. 2 (2024): June

Published: September 6, 2024

FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT, URBANIZATION AND THE ENVIRONMENTAL NEXUS IN NIGERIA: A NON-LINEAR ANALYSIS

1-15 DORIS M., AKINPELUMI, OLALEKAN BASHIR AWORINDE, ADEGEBEMI ONAKOYA, ALIYU AKOREDE RUFAIALIYU AKOREDE RUFAI
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MONETARY POLICY AND DEPOSIT MONEY BANKS PERFORMANCE IN NIGERIA

16-26 DAVIS OJIMA , EMMANUEL IFEANYI AJUDUA
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MONEY SUPPLY, EXCHANGE RATE AND OUTPUT GROWTH VOLATILITY IN NIGERIA

27-32 OKEOWO IDOWU ADENIYI, AWOTADE JOSHUA ADEYEMI
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PUBLIC HEALTH EXPENDITURE AND LIFE EXPECTANCY IN NIGERIA

33-44 JOSEPH PAUL, MARGRET AGADA
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IMPACT OF HEALTH AND EDUCATION EXPENDITURES ON POVERTY REDUCTION IN NIGERIA

45-55 ALI MADINA DANKUMO, SUNDAY BENJAMIN SHIDO-IKWU, JIMOH IBRAHIM , YUSUF AUTA
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TRANSMISSION CHANNEL BETWEEN BUDGET DEFICITS AND UNEMPLOYMENT THROUGH ECONOMIC GROWTH IN NIGERIA

56-72 DAGWOM Y. DANG, BENARD A. SOEPDİNG, SAIDU I. HALIDU
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ECONOMIC POLICY UNCERTAINTY, MACROECONOMIC VOLATILITY AND STOCK MARKET BEHAVIOUR IN NIGERIA

73-91 UHUNMWANGHO MONDAY , IZEKOR ANDREW OSARETIN
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AN ANALYSIS OF THE ROLE OF THE STATE IN NATURAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT IN NIGERIA: A STUDY OF KOGI STATE FLOODING

92-101 EZENWAJIOBI CHIDINMA CHARITY
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IMPACT OF RISK ON THE FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE OF LISTED INSURANCE FIRMS IN NIGERIA

102-112 MONDAY DUNIYA, GARBABI UMARU HAMBALI , MOHAMMED ABDULMALIK
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THE PREVALENCE OF OPEN DEFECATION IN THE TOLON DISTRICT IN GHANA

113-122 ABUBAKARI ABDUL-NASIR, FEI-BAFFOE BERNARD, MIEZAH KODWO
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EFFECT OF FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT ON ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY IN WEST AFRICA

123-132 HABIBU ZAYYANA , MURTALA ABDULLAHI KWARA
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IMPACT OF POPULATION GROWTH ON UNEMPLOYMENT IN NIGERIA: A DYNAMIC OLS APPROACH

133-149 ADAMU, MARYAM BALA , BULUS, BULUS TIM
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ASSESSING THE EFFECT OF ENTREPRENEURIAL MARKETING STRATEGIES ON CUSTOMERS’ PATRONAGE OF RESTAURANTS IN DELTA STATE, NIGERIA

150-164 STANLEY AKPEVWE ONOBRAKPEYA
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IMPACT OF CAPITAL MARKET ON ECONOMIC GROWTH IN NIGERIA

165-177 HAUWA ALIYU, MIKE DURU, ALEXANDER ABRAHAM, AYODEJI SALIHU
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IMPACT OF FEMALE LABOUR FORCE PARTICIPATION ON ECONOMIC GROWTH IN NIGERIA

178-188 IDOWU DANIEL ONISANWA, SUNDAY BENJAMIN SHIDO-IKWU , IKE FRANK EMEKA, DORATHY PIUS NDANGRA
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IMPACT OF FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT INFLOW ON TRADE OPENNESS: NEW EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FROM NIGERIAN DATA

189-200 MILLICENT NWAMAKA OGENYI
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EXTERNAL DEBT AND CAPITAL FORMATION IN NIGERIA: NEW INSIGHT FROM THE QUANTILE AUTOREGRESSIVE DISTRIBUTED LAG (QARDL) MODEL

201-213 YUSUF SHAMSUDDEEN NADABO, MUHAMMAD MUSTAPHA ABDULLAHI, ABDULLAHI MURTALA KWARAH, HUSSAINI USMAN MALAMI
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HEALTH SPENDING AND LIFE EXPECTANCY DISPARITIES: A GENDER ANALYSIS IN NIGERIA

214-225 HABIB, ADETUTU OMOTOLA, AWOLAJA, GBENGA OLADAPO, AWORINDE, OLALEKAN BASHIR
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THE EFFECT OF GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURE AND SMALL AND MEDIUM SIZED ENTERPRISES' OUTPUT ON EMPLOYMENT IN NIGERIA

226-239 FELIX AWARA EKE, IHUOMA CHIKULIRIM EKE , THERESA BANKU MBANG , IHUOMA CHIKULIRIM EKE , EUGENE OKOI IFERE
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TOURISM AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN NIGERIA AND SOUTH AFRICA: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS

240-255 OLUWABUKOLA O. ADESUYI, UDUAKOBONG EDY-EWOH , ABIGAIL V. OJO, OLAKUNLE HABEEBULAHI AKINOLA
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EFFECTS OF MONETARY AND FISCAL POLICY ON ECONOMIC GROWTH IN NIGERIA: AN ANALYSIS

256-270 OLUWABUKOLA O. ADESUYI, BABATUNDE O. BINUYO, HABEEBULAHI O. AKINOLA , OLAMIDE M. IDOWU
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ANALYSIS OF THE FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE DEATH AND SURVIVAL OF ADVERTISING AGENCIES IN NIGERIA

271-280 NWOKORO, UCHE CHRIS
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MANUFACTURING OUTPUT AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN NIGERIA: A DISAGGREGATED ANALYSIS

281-301 CHUKWUEDO SUSAN OBUROTA , IHUOMA CHIKULIRIM EKE, IHUOMA CHIKULIRIM EKE, ISMAIL SALAMI ADEYEMI
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DOES REMITTANCES ACTUALLY IMPROVE THE WELFARE OF NIGERIAN’S HOUSEHOLDS?

302-316 IBRAHIM, TAIWO RAZAQ, AKINTUNDE, TEMITOPE SADE , ADAGUNODO, MATHEW.
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SOCIO-ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES OF MEDIOCRITY ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE NIGERIAN ECONOMY

317-326 Okonkwo N. Osmond, KALU SUNDAY AGWU, IDIKA NGOZI KALU
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ENERGY DIVERSIFICATION IN AFRICA: THE PANACEA FOR SOLVING THE ENERGY PARADOX

327-339 NWOGWUGWU, UCHE COLLINS, UGWOKE THEOPHILUS IFEANYI
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INCLUSIVE GROWTH AND RESOURCE CURSE IN OIL-RICH COUNTRIES OF SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA

340-359 GABRIEL OLUSEGUN ODUYEMI
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IMPACT OF FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT INFLOW ON ECONOMIC GROWTH OF SUB-SAHARAN AFRICAN COUNTRIES

360-372 ABDULLAHI M. ADAMU, MOHAMMED HASSAN NGGADA
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EVALUATION OF THE LEVEL OF HEALTH, SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT FACTORS COMPLIANCE IN MATERIAL SUPPLY CHAIN OF BUILDING CONSTRUCTIONS IN ABUJA, NIGERIA

373-388 AJIBOYE, ARAOYE OLARINKOYE, ABDULLAHI, MUHAMMED ITOPA, OHIDA, MUHAMMED ETUDAIYE, AKPU, DICKSON NWODIKE, OTUNOLA, OLUWASEYI SHOLA, UMAR, MOHAMMED
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