Economic development in Nigeria : its problems, challenges, and prospects /

By:

Diejomoah, Victor P

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Princeton, N.J. : Princeton University, Dept. of Economics, Industrial Relations Section, c1965.Description: vii, 134 pSubject(s):

DDC classification:

330.9669 DIE

Summary: This book provides a general analysis of economic development in the Federation of Nigeria prior to 1965. It presents a brief, but comprehensive picture of the Nigerian economy prior to independence and an appraisal of the federations first post-independence development plan.

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This book provides a general analysis of economic development in the Federation of Nigeria prior to 1965. It presents a brief, but comprehensive picture of the Nigerian economy prior to independence and an appraisal of the federations first post-independence development plan.

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