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The Effect of Public Debt on Economic Growth in Nigeria: An Empirical Investigation

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Every government borrows either from within its territory or from abroad to finance development projects that would impact her economy. This study thus, focuses on the Nigerian government’s debt and its impact on economic growth from 1982-2017 using the two-stage least square regression. For the first equation, both internal and external debt and their lags were regressed against GDP, the...
 
Published at International Business Management
Volume 12
Issue 6
Pages 436-441
Published in 2018
 
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visit (https://www.researchgate.net/publication/327731901_The_Effect_of_Public_Debt_on_Economic_Growth_in_Nigeria_An_Empirical_Investigation)
 
 
Isibor Areghan Akhanolu, A.A. Babajide, Akinjare Victoria, Oladeji Tolulope and Osuma Godswill
Osuma Godswill » Mr. Osuma Godswill Holds a B.sc degree from Landmark University (2014) were he graduated with a First Class honors, M.sc from Covenant University (2018). He is currently a lecturer in the Department of Banking and Finance, Covenant University. He has an overriding goal to be the best at whatever he does which made him receive the Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria (Kwara chapter) award... view full profile
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