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An empirical analysis of export supply response capacity in Nigeria
The last two decades witnessed a significant fall in trade barriers in Nigeria in an attempt to boost trade and foster economic growth. The changes have been particularly marked in relation to the foreign trade regime. In spite of the significant trade liberalisation, considerably weak or sluggish n...
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