To gain more foreign currency (or save foreign exchange when primary products are
imported) and to create a larger domestic manufacturing market, agriculture must grow to …

This study examined economic growth (RGDP) in relation to internal debt (INDT), external
debt (EXDT), interest rate (RINR), exchange rate (REXR) and trade openness (OPEN) in the …

In developing economies, foreign exchange policy regime (FEPR) play a critical role in the
viability of all sectors of the economy. In Nigeria, the economy is dependent on foreign …

Contribution/Originality: This study contributes to the existing literature by unbundling
Nigeria‟ s economy into its component sectors and determining the impact of exchange rate …

The primary and vital barometer for assessing the international competitiveness of an
economy and by implication its trade position is the exchange rate (Wang, 2015). Thus, the …

This study aimed to investigate economic growth (RGDP) and its determinants such as
internal debt (INDT), external debt (EXDT), interest rate (RINR), exchange rate (REXR) and …

International trade which makes available greater variety of goods and services to
consumers in different countries, warrants each trade party to exchange their commodity for …

This study aims to explore the effect of the Yuan-Naira and Dollar-Naira exchange rates on
economic growth in Nigeria. The study covers the period 2010Q1–2021Q4 quarterly data …

The fixed and floating exchange rate systems exhibit essential differences. The paper
attempts to provide empirical clarification concerning the type of exchange rate regime that …

Nigeria's economic growth has been a serious concern for policymakers, economics, and
scholars due to the challenges of economic characteristics, consequences, and …