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paper examines the importance of fuel subsidy reforms and how the Nigerian
government can achieve a successful reform. It also examines the link between
safety nets and growth to help facilitate reform and inclusive growth.
This
paper identifies the challenges of job creation in Nigeria and examines
governments approach using the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises to support
Economic reforms.
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paper explores the policy framework for implementing the FRA across the 36
states, and identifies the underlying macroeconomic principles required for the
FRA to be effective at the state level.
The study conducts a cost-effectiveness analysis on two education interventions
in Nigeria: Education Assistance program and the Home Grown School
Feeding and Health Program with the aim of increasing school enrollment.
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paper examines if the nature of the economic growth in Nigeria is inclusive
(Pro-poor) or exclusive (pro-rich) and recommends ways to achieve inclusive
growth with emphasis on Pro-poor spending.
Less than five months after the death of President John Attah Mills, Ghanaians have been handed what some local analysts term a bitter pill to swallow by the current leadership in the country
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