Foundations of an African economy : a study of investment and growth in Negeria /

By:

Aboyade, Ojetunji

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Praeger special studies in international economics and developmentPublication details: New York : Praeger , c[1966]Description: xvi, 366 pSubject(s):

DDC classification:

338.9669 ABO

LOC classification:

HC517.N48 A63

Summary: This volume evaluates the theories, measurement, and sources of capital formation in the growth process and the structural, institutional, and practical settings within which capital is accumulated. It is particularly focused on Nigeria and includes topics like: capital formation and development theory; methodology of capital formation; level and composition of investment; the national planning effort; the institutional setting; and new direction for planning.

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This volume evaluates the theories, measurement, and sources of capital formation in the growth process and the structural, institutional, and practical settings within which capital is accumulated. It is particularly focused on Nigeria and includes topics like: capital formation and development theory; methodology of capital formation; level and composition of investment; the national planning effort; the institutional setting; and new direction for planning.

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