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Effect of Financial Sector Development on Poverty Alleviation - The Nigerian Experience (1986 – 2018)
The study examined the impact of financial sector development on investment in government treasury bills in Nigeria. Financial sector development was proxied by the ratio of money supply to GDP (M2/GDP); private sector credit to GDP (CPS/GDP) and lending interest rate while the dependent variable wa...
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