Export and Growth In the Nigerian Economy: A Causality Test

Export and Growth In the Nigerian Economy: A Causality Test

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Using Granger causality test, this paper examines the question of pairwise causal relationships between total export (oil export) and GDP of Nigeria during the period of 1960-1985. Both simple and instantaneous causality tests were carried out along the line proposed by Pierce and Haugh (1977).
 
Published at The Indian Journal of Economics, Vol. LXXIII, part III, No .290
Published in 1993
 
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