Deposit Money Banks’ Credit to Private-Public Sectors and Economic Development Nexus in Nigeria: A Toda-Yamamoto Approach
This study investigated the nexus between deposit money banks’ credit to private-public sectors and economic development in Nigeria between the 1970 to 2016 periods. The study adopted per capital income as the dependent variable, while credits to private sectors, credits to government sectors, money...
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