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Implications of Globalisation on Nigerian’s Economy and National Development

EKE, Chigozi, BUFUMOH, Akpoebi (PhD)., NDIONYENMA, Juliet Progress, GEORGE, Nneoma Nora, YIBOWEI, Nelson Ebiware (PhD).

Abstract

This study was to evaluate the implications of globalisation on Nigeria’s economy and development. The study used the secondary qualitative data is used for, but not limited to quantitative research as researchers have started to adopt the use of secondary qualitative data in qualitative research. Secondary qualitative data refers to an analysis of pre-existing data collected by another researcher for a primary purpose. The wave of globalisation accompanied by its neo-liberal economic policy has effectuated economic growth and national development in developed countries. However, the application of these policies in developing countries such as Nigeria led to an increased level of socio-economic disparity and a stagnated process of national

Keywords

ImplicationglobalisationNigerian economynational development

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