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Budget deficit, inflation and economic growth in Nigeria: an empirical analysis
The taxonomy established by Wagner and Keynes on the effect of government expenditure on economic growth has continued to generate a series of empirical studies but so far no consensus has been achieved on the exact nexus between deficit financing and economic growth and when interacting with inflat...
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