A Comparative Study of Nigeria Economic Growth between 2001/ 2020 and 1981/2000
Keywords:
Economic Growth, Multiple Regression
Abstract
The study examines a comparative study of two quarters of the Nigerian economy, 2001/2020 and 1981/2000. Identifies the problems facing Nigeria. A multiple linear regression model was used for the analysis. The data for the analysis was obtained from Nigeria's GDP 1981-2020/Macro Trends a publication from the Central Bank of Nigeria and the National Bureau of Statistics. The results show that the first quarter of 2001/2020 has the least root mean square error and the inequality coefficient values of 3.57 and 0.15 denoting the best model. This means that the first quarter (2001/2020) connotes the best economic growth in Nigeria.
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3. Hobbes, T., Michael, O., Richart, S. P (1966) Leviathan. ew york, Collier Books.
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6. Ngwama, J. C (2009).The Nigerian power sector: The imperative of human capacity building. Journal of Social Policy and National Productivity, 2 1.
7. Obayan, A (2012). The Future is Today and The Time Is Now: Nigeria Universities, Arise!
8. Rousseau J. J. (1968). The social contract. Translated and introduce by maurice cranston.
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Published
2023-10-12
How to Cite
Owan Raphael Asu, & Ojekudo Nathaniel. (2023). A Comparative Study of Nigeria Economic Growth between 2001/ 2020 and 1981/2000. International Journal of Human Computing Studies, 5(10), 41-46. https://doi.org/10.31149/ijhcs.v5i10.4865
