Journal Description

Aims and Scope


Journal of Economics and Allied Research (JEAR) is a peer-reviewed open access journal published by the Department of Economics, University of Nigeria, Nsukka.


The journal accepts state of the art research in the following areas: All areas of mainstream economics as well as other areas such as education, environment, health, economics geography, development issues, social and cultural issues, petroleum and energy economics, political economy, and public policy.


The journal publishes articles quarterly (March, June, September and December Issues). The journal can also publish more than four times a year depending on the rate of submission and also based on editorial board’s decision.  Articles involving cross sectional, cross country, time series and panel studies are welcome. In selecting articles for publication (from articles that have passed the review process) the journal will endeavour to strike a balance among the subject areas and methodological approaches. In order to facilitate the speed of acceptance, articles addressing current economic problems or challenges with specific policy relevance will be given priority.


 


Journal Publication Policy and Ethics



  • Review mechanism: peer review involving two reviewers and editorial review.

  • Plagiarism checks: All submitted articles are subjected to plagiarism checks in order to maintain ethical standards in its published articles. Authors whose papers fail plagiarism checks will have their papers desk-rejected and will also be barred from submitting articles to the journal for two years.

  • Ethics policy


The editorial board of the Journal of Economics and Allied Research (JEAR) follows the standards of editorial ethics in line with the international ethical rules of scientific publications and every makes effort to prevent them from being violated. The editorial board strictly adheres to all the recommendations of the Committee on Publishing Ethics (COPE, more details: https://publicationethics.org/resources).


The editorial board of the Journal of Economics and Allied Research (JEAR) confirms that there are no abusive tendencies (bad faith) among all participants in the publishing process: authors, editors, reviewers, and the founders of the journal.



  • Open Access Statement and Copyright License


Journal of Economics and Allied Research (JEAR) is an Open Access Journal. All articles are published under the CC-BY Creative Commons attribution license (CC-BY, version 4.0). This journal provides immediate open access to its content on the principle that making research freely available to the public supports a greater global exchange of knowledge.


All rights belong to the Centre for Contemporary Economics and Allied Research, Department of Economics, University of Nigeria, Nsukka. Authors submitting their articles to the journal automatically give their consent for publication under these conditions.


The authors who submit the article for publication is responsible for the use of copyrighted sources included in the manuscript, being correctly mentioned in the bibliographic references. The publisher makes no warranty, express or implied, with respect to the material contained herein.


The use of general descriptive names, trade names, trademarks, and so forth in this publication, even if not specifically identified, does not imply that these names are not protected by the relevant laws and regulations. The submitting author is responsible for securing any permission needed for the reuse of copyrighted materials included in the manuscript.


Any usage rights are regulated through the Creative Commons License. The CC BY license lets others distribute, transmit, and build upon your work, transmit and adapt the work, as long as they credit you for the original creation. This is the most accommodating of licenses offered. Recommended for maximum dissemination and use of licensed materials.

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Journal of Economics and Allied Research (JEAR) is a peer-reviewed open access journal published by the Department of Economics in collaboration with the University Press, University of Nigeria. It accepts research in mainstream economics, environment, health, economics geography, social and cultural issues, petroleum and energy economics, political economy, and public policy. It publishes articles quarterly (March, June, September, and December) with the possibility of additional publications based on submissions and editorial board's decision. The journal welcomes cross-sectional, cross country, time series, and panel studies and prioritizes articles addressing current economic problems with specific policy relevance for faster acceptance.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS


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
3

MONETARY POLICY AND DEPOSIT MONEY BANKS PERFORMANCE IN NIGERIA

15-26 DAVIS OJIMA , EMMANUEL IFEANYI AJUDUA
2

MONEY SUPPLY, EXCHANGE RATE AND OUTPUT GROWTH VOLATILITY IN NIGERIA

27-32 OKEOWO IDOWU ADENIYI, AWOTADE JOSHUA ADEYEMI
1

PUBLIC HEALTH EXPENDITURE AND LIFE EXPECTANCY IN NIGERIA

33-44 JOSEPH PAUL, MARGRET AGADA
1

IMPACT OF HEALTH AND EDUCATION EXPENDITURES ON POVERTY REDUCTION IN NIGERIA

45-55 ALI MADINA DANKUMO, SUNDAY BENJAMIN SHIDO-IKWU, JIMOH IBRAHIM , YUSUF AUTA
2

TRANSMISSION CHANNEL BETWEEN BUDGET DEFICITS AND UNEMPLOYMENT THROUGH ECONOMIC GROWTH IN NIGERIA

56-72 DAGWOM Y. DANG, BENARD A. SOEPDİNG, SAIDU I. HALIDU
0

ECONOMIC POLICY UNCERTAINTY, MACROECONOMIC VOLATILITY AND STOCK MARKET BEHAVIOUR IN NIGERIA

73-91 UHUNMWANGHO MONDAY , IZEKOR ANDREW OSARETIN
0

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
0

IMPACT OF RISK ON THE FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE OF LISTED INSURANCE FIRMS IN NIGERIA

102-112 MONDAY DUNIYA, GARBABI UMARU HAMBALI , MOHAMMED ABDULMALIK
1

THE PREVALENCE OF OPEN DEFECATION IN THE TOLON DISTRICT IN GHANA

113-122 ABUBAKARI ABDUL-NASIR, FEI-BAFFOE BERNARD, MIEZAH KODWO
0

EFFECT OF FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT ON ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY IN WEST AFRICA

123-132 HABIBU ZAYYANA , MURTALA ABDULLAHI KWARA
1

IMPACT OF POPULATION GROWTH ON UNEMPLOYMENT IN NIGERIA: A DYNAMIC OLS APPROACH

133-149 ADAMU, MARYAM BALA , BULUS, BULUS TIM
1

ASSESSING THE EFFECT OF ENTREPRENEURIAL MARKETING STRATEGIES ON CUSTOMERS’ PATRONAGE OF RESTAURANTS IN DELTA STATE, NIGERIA

150-164 STANLEY AKPEVWE ONOBRAKPEYA
1

IMPACT OF CAPITAL MARKET ON ECONOMIC GROWTH IN NIGERIA

165-177 HAUWA ALIYU, MIKE DURU, ALEXANDER ABRAHAM, AYODEJI SALIHU
0

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
0

IMPACT OF FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT INFLOW ON TRADE OPENNESS: NEW EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FROM NIGERIAN DATA

189-200 MILLICENT NWAMAKA OGENYI
2

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
1

HEALTH SPENDING AND LIFE EXPECTANCY DISPARITIES: A GENDER ANALYSIS IN NIGERIA

214-225 HABIB, ADETUTU OMOTOLA, AWOLAJA, GBENGA OLADAPO, AWORINDE, OLALEKAN BASHIR
1

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
2

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
0

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
0

ANALYSIS OF THE FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE DEATH AND SURVIVAL OF ADVERTISING AGENCIES IN NIGERIA

271-280 NWOKORO, UCHE CHRIS
0

MANUFACTURING OUTPUT AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN NIGERIA: A DISAGGREGATED ANALYSIS

281-301 CHUKWUEDO SUSAN OBUROTA , IHUOMA CHIKULIRIM EKE, IHUOMA CHIKULIRIM EKE, ISMAIL SALAMI ADEYEMI
1

DOES REMITTANCES ACTUALLY IMPROVE THE WELFARE OF NIGERIAN’S HOUSEHOLDS?

302-316 IBRAHIM, TAIWO RAZAQ, AKINTUNDE, TEMITOPE SADE , ADAGUNODO, MATHEW.
0

SOCIO-ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES OF MEDIOCRITY ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE NIGERIAN ECONOMY

317-326 Okonkwo N. Osmond, KALU SUNDAY AGWU, IDIKA NGOZI KALU
0

ENERGY DIVERSIFICATION IN AFRICA: THE PANACEA FOR SOLVING THE ENERGY PARADOX

327-339 NWOGWUGWU, UCHE COLLINS, UGWOKE THEOPHILUS IFEANYI
1

INCLUSIVE GROWTH AND RESOURCE CURSE IN OIL-RICH COUNTRIES OF SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA

340-359 GABRIEL OLUSEGUN ODUYEMI
2

IMPACT OF FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT INFLOW ON ECONOMIC GROWTH OF SUB-SAHARAN AFRICAN COUNTRIES

360-372 ABDULLAHI M. ADAMU, MOHAMMED HASSAN NGGADA
0

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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