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Towards a More Competitive Manufacturing Sectorconomic challenges, the buck often stops at the manufacturing sector, since its role remains central to any attempt at reducing oil dependence and promoting economic diversification. Previous chapters have posed a broad range of questions: How to avoid the adverse effects of oil dependence on instit

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Nigeria’s Power Sector: Opportunities and Challengesst important requirement for moving the economy forward. In post-independence Nigeria, the need for large scale investments in power infrastructure resulted in government dominance in the sector’s activities. The National Electric Power Authority (NEPA) was the government-owned utility company respo

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Poverty in Nigeriafinds Nigeria ‘perhaps the most interesting case’. His estimates, based on national accounts together with survey estimates of income distribution, imply that mean income per capita has fallen since 1970 while inequality has ‘exploded’. He surmises that the proportion of people living below one doll

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Beginning Visual C# 2005 Express Editionwas not transformed into a higher level of . consumption. Indeed, on the contrary, policy during the windfall ensured that future consumption would be lower. This was because during the boom, instead of investing in productive assets, the government borrowed very heavily to finance consumption.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-0089-5ld for the period 1960–2000 (Chapter 3). Moreover, contrary to the received wisdom of increasing financial assets as a means of saving oil revenues, Nigeria had accrued significant domestic and foreign liabilities.

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Issues in Fiscal Policy Management under the Economic Reforms (2003–7)ld for the period 1960–2000 (Chapter 3). Moreover, contrary to the received wisdom of increasing financial assets as a means of saving oil revenues, Nigeria had accrued significant domestic and foreign liabilities.