BHUDR: BINGHAM UNIVERSITY DIGITAL REPOSITORY: Recent submissions

  • Fidelis, Olugbamiye O. (BINGHAM JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS AND ALLIED STUDIES (BJEAS) VOL. 1 NO. 2, 2018-06)
    This paper discusses the structure of revenue, expenditure, problems and prospects for revenue generation in Nigeria and 6 other countries. The major focus of this paper is on the federalism and public finance, division ...
  • Ologunla, S. E.; Usman, M. M.; Yusuf, I. M. (BINGHAM JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS AND ALLIED STUDIES (BJEAS) VOL. 1 NO. 2, 2018-06)
    This paper set out to measure the operational performance of Nigeria National Oil Company (NNPC) in economic value creation from Nigeria’s endowment of hydro-carbon. To achieve this goal, the conceptual model of value ...
  • Dabwor, Dabwor T. T. Dalis; Obumneke, Ezie; Dorcas, Miapkwap Kangrot (BINGHAM JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS AND ALLIED STUDIES (BJEAS) VOL. 1 NO. 2, 2018-06)
    Financial repression has been identified to impose ceiling on deposit and lending nominal interest rates at a low level relative to inflation. This often results in low or negative interest rates that discourage savings ...
  • Marvelous, Aigbedion I.; ISA, Grace H.; Anyanwu, Sarah .O.; Abu, Amana Samuel (BINGHAM JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS AND ALLIED STUDIES (BJEAS) VOL. 1 NO. 1, 2018-06)
    This paper examines the impact of real sectors’ microfinancing on economic growth in Nigeria. The selected real sectors are: Agriculture and Forestry, Mining and Quarrying, Manufacturing and Food Processing, Real Estate ...
  • Abayomi, Awujola; Malachy, Ugbaka; David, Ogwuche (BINGHAM JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS AND ALLIED STUDIES (BJEAS) VOL. 1 NO. 1, 2018-06)
    This paper investigates the causal relationship between transportation and economic growth and transportation and employment in Nigeria. By applying techniques of co-integration and Hsiao‟s version of Granger causality, ...
  • Aiyedogbon, John O.; Bot, Ropheka E.; Olubunmi, Solomon (BINGHAM JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS AND ALLIED STUDIES (BJEAS) VOL. 1 NO. 1, 2018-06)
    The study examines the impact of public sectoral expenditure on economic growth in Nigeria for the period 1981-2015. It was observed that the growth of government expenditure was not fully felt by the economy. The econometric ...
  • Gyang, Emily Joshua; Anzaku, Elias; Iyakwari, Anna Dyaja Baba; Eze, Felicia (BINGHAM JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS AND ALLIED STUDIES (BJEAS) VOL. 1 NO. 1, 2018-06)
    The Nigerian economy has remained largely underdeveloped despite the increases in growth rate declare every year. The per capita income is low, unemployment and inflation rates are high, thus leading to many socio-economic ...