Effect of Money Supply on Economic Development in Nigeria
Abstract
This study examined the effect of money supply on economic development in Nigeria (2000 – 2022). Money supply was proxied by Broad Money Supply (MS2), Credit to Private Sector
References
Adofu, M., Abula, O. & Audu, J. (2017). Alternative econometric approaches for analyzing the role of the financial sector in economic growth; Time series evidence for LDCs. Journal of Development Economics, 50 (1), 199-146. Ahuja, H. L (2020). Macroeconomic (Theory and Policy) Sixtheen Revised Edition S. Chand Company Ltd, 7361, Ram Nagar, New Delhi. Ajayi, S. I. (2019). An economic case study of the relative important of monetary and fiscal policy in Nigeria. Bangladesh Economic Reviews, 2,559-576.
More Articles from WORLD JOURNAL OF FINANCE AND INVESTMENT RESEARCH
Advances in Quantitative Evaluation Models for Measuring Corporate Diversity and Inclusion Investments
Author: Ngonadi Uchechi, Michael Ominyi, Cyril Chimelie Anichukwueze, Ngozi Samuel, Uzougbo.
Effect of Naira Re-Design Policy on the Performance of Small and Medium Scale Enterprises in Sokoto State, Nigeria
Author: Sadat Ibn Adam and Adamu Idris
Entrepreneurship Development Access to Credit and Business Performance Among Youth-Owned Enterprises (A Study of Phone Accessories Business in Umuahia Metropolis, Abia State Nigeria)
Author: Aliba Ijeoma Vivian, Ikwuagwu Henry Chinedu, PhD, Maduagwuna Veronica Ifeyinwa, PhD
Stock Market Performance of Firms in the Nigerian Petroleum Sector Using the ARIMA Model Approach
Author: Dr. John Okey Onoh AND Gbalam Peter Eze (Ph.D)
Financialization and Swapization: A Chinese Lifeboat for Economic Development of Nigeria
Author: Department of Accountancy Imo State Polytechnic, Umuagwo Nigeria