Over the years, Nigeria has been known to attract large FDI inflows, deliver high return on investment potential, and have a large consumer market. FDI is accepted as an agent of growth in any economy because it
This fast-growing, energetic and noisy Nigerian city on the coast of the Gulf of Guinea is a vibrant place of rich cultural heritage, festivals, bustling markets and beaches. Lagos is dominated by the Yorubas but contains residents hailing from almost every ethnic group in Nigeria. ...
SDSN emphasises that its findings draw heavily on data from population samples in each country, using a life evaluation survey to produce subjective well-being data. The report draws on interviews with over 100,000 people across 147 countries. WHRMapped: the happiest countries in the world 2025 ...
Modelling the effect of Covid-19 mortality on the economy of Nigeria Research in Globalization, 3 (2021), Article 100050, 10.1016/j.resglo.2021.100050 Google Scholar [23] F. Shahbazi, S. Khazaei Socio-economic inequality in global incidence and mortality rates from coronavirus disease 2019: an...
s CO2emissions—indexed whether certain countries are significantly more attractive for private finance seeking exposure to green infrastructure than others, looking specifically at big-ticket items such as renewable power, electrification of transport, waste management and support for the circular economy....
and community investments. We contribute indirectly to the economy in many ways, but the benefits of the technology we provide deliver our greatest indirect impact. Our own research has found that 5G-enabled industries have the potential to add USD 8 trillion to global GDP by 2030,...
Our national integration of agriculture is the country’s biggest and most dysfunctional case ofpath dependence. Bummer that HFCS makes us fat and diabetic, but it’s part of a system that long ago metastasized throughout our economy. Poor RFK, that’s what he’s up against: its deep ...
International trade depends heavily on trade credit being extended; around 90% of trade is traditionally financed by short-term credit. With the credit crunch starting to bite, trade finance has also been reduced, concurring with an estimated fall in world trade around 10–15% (Auboin, 2009),...
Opinions are heavily divided on the relevance of the Commonwealth in a largely decolonized and globalised world.Levi Obijiofor
The hypothesis further emphasizes that government policies aimed at expanding or restricting energy consumption also have no effects on economic growth. There may be exceptions to this hypothesis, however. For instance, for an economy like Nigeria that depends on both local and international energy ...