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Interest-based financial system, business cycles and inclusive growth in Nigeria: an econometric analysis of the islamic perspective
Some economists are of the view that fluctuations in aggregate production in a market economy, which now appear to feature more frequently, are caused by the normal cyclical nature of the economic system comprising fluctuations of production, distribution and consumption. The real business cycle (RB...
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