Globalisation and Employment Generation in Nigeria’s Manufacturing Sector (1990-2006)

Globalisation and Employment Generation in Nigeria’s Manufacturing Sector (1990-2006)

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Abstract In this paper, we examined the effects of globalisation on employment level in the manufacturing sector in Nigeria. The manufacturing sector is considered very important as it is expected to be one of the key sectors absorbing the surplus agricultural labour as they are released from the rural sector in the development process. Given the set of reforms embarked upon since the...
 
 
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Ogunrinola, Isaiah Oluranti, And Osabuohien, Evans S.C.
Olurinola (formerly OGUNRINOLA) Isaiah Oluranti » Isaiah Oluranti OLURINOLA (formerly, OGUNRINOLA), is a Professor of Economics in the Department of Economics, College of Business and Social Sciences (CBSS), Covenant University, Nigeria where he teaches both the undergraduate and graduate courses in Economic Theory, Labour Economics and Economics of Development. He obtained BSc, MSc and PhD degrees in Economics from Obafemi Awolowo University,... view full profile
 
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