Risk, recessions and resilience of sub-Saharan African economies

Subjects: “…economic recession…”

SEXUALITY, SPACE AND POWER IN BODIJA MARKET, IBADAN NIGERIA

Subjects: “…Economic transactions…”

Willingness to pay for rehabilitation of Ibadan urban environment through reforestation projects

Subjects: “…socio-economic factors…”

Willingness to Pay for Environmental Service Functions of Mangrove Forest in Uzere, Delta State, Nigeria

Subjects: “…socio-economic factors…”

CHANGING CHILD-REARING PRACTICES AMONG YORUBA PARENTS IN IBADAN, NIGERIA

Subjects: “…Socio-economic transformations…”

Inequity in healthcare utilization: analysis of the Nigeria situation

Subjects: “…Socio-economic status…”

Market participation of the local people in non-timber forest products (NTFPs) in Omo Forest Reserve, Nigeria

Subjects: “…Socio-economic characteristics…”

Analysis and evaluation of mortality losses of the 2001 African swine fever outbreak, Ibadan, Nigeria

Subjects: “…Socio-economic consequence…”

Market Participation of the Local People in Non-timber Forest Products (NTFPs) in Omo Forest Reserve, Nigeria

Subjects: “…Socio-economic characteristics…”

Impact of Explicit and Visual Instructional Strategies on Vocational Interest of Pupils with Mild Intellectual Disability in Selected Schools in Ibadan, Nigeria

Subjects: “…Socio-economic status…”

Technical efficiency and socioeconomic effects on poverty dynamics among cassava-based farming households in rural Nigeria

Subjects: “…Socio-economic characteristics…”

Environmental and socioeconomic determinants of child mortality: Evidence from the 2013 Nigerian demographic health survey

Subjects: “…socio-economic determinant…”

Parents and teachers’ characteristics as predictors of reading self-efficacy of students with learning disabilities in Ibadan Oyo state, Nigeria

Subjects: “…Socio-economic status…”

Consumption and income over the lifecycle in Nigeria

Subjects: “…Economic lifecycle…”

Psychosocial factors as correlates of reading achievement of students with hearing impairment in Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria

Subjects: “…Socio-economic status…”

Psycho-social predictors of academic underachievement among senior secondary schools students in Ibadan North Local Government Area of Oyo State

Subjects: “…Socio-economic status…”

Emergence of the global knowledge economy: implications for libraries and lifelong learning in Nigeria

Subjects: “…Economic globalization…”

Psycho-Social factors as correlates of anti-social behaviour among secondary school adolescents in Oke-Ogun area, Oyo state

Subjects: “…family socio-economic status.…”

This paper is on the rational choice theory and the choice of healthcare services for the treatment of malaria in Nigeria. It focuses on the factors that influence or determine the choice malaria treatment using the rational choice theory as the basis. It was discovered that there were many determinants of what informs the maximum utility but it is all wrapped up in the organization of the health care system. Hence, in choosing treatment for malaria, factors like; perceived and actual quality of care, proximity of the services, accessibility, cost of treatment, socio-economic status of the patients, availability of services, etc., are important....

In this work, three models are used to analyze the electric load capacity of a fast growing urban city and to estimate its future consumption. Ikorodu, the case-study location is a highly populated city whose energy demand is continuously increasing. The ultimate focus of this study is to establish a basis for the comparison of different electric load consumption for the existing populace and to provide estimates for the future planning of the city. In this work, three different models have been used to present more accurate load predictions and to enhance proper comparison of results. Among numerous mathematical and scientific models that are applicable to this kind of task, the compound-growth method, the linear model approach and the cubic model have been chosen to enhance diversity in load analysis. The futuristic scheme to be harnessed will fall within the ranges of values obtained from the three different models used in forecasting. This paper concludes with issues pertaining to economics of load utilization as it affects substantive planning.