Fiscal incentives for industrial development in Nigeria : a study conducted for the Research Division, United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs /

By:

Aluko, S. A

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ife, Nigeria : Dept. of Economics, University of Ife, 1967.Description: ix, 147 pSubject(s):

DDC classification:

338.09669 ALU

LOC classification:

HC517.N483 I532

Summary: Fiscal incentive schemes which are designed to promote industrial development are widely canvassed in many of the developing countries of the world. Chapter 1 examines the industrial structure of Nigeria. Chapter 2 shows that not much has happened since 1952 and that Nigeria is far from entering the stage of industrial revolution. Chapter 3 discusses the various incentive legislations, regulations and their ancillaries and the role of regional and federal governments.

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Fiscal incentive schemes which are designed to promote industrial development are widely canvassed in many of the developing countries of the world. Chapter 1 examines the industrial structure of Nigeria. Chapter 2 shows that not much has happened since 1952 and that Nigeria is far from entering the stage of industrial revolution. Chapter 3 discusses the various incentive legislations, regulations and their ancillaries and the role of regional and federal governments.

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