Stock Market Development in Nigeria: Implications on Economic Growth and Vision 2020

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This study uses time series estimates in analyzing the Nigerian economy for 18 years (1986-2003).

Published at Lagos Journal of Banking, Finance & Economic Issues Vol.: 2 No: 2 pp 203-211

Published in 2008

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Umoren, A.O., Oyerinde, D.T. and O. Nwobu

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