Liquidity Squeeze and the Real Sector of the Nigerian Economy: A Theoretical Exposition

Liquidity Squeeze and the Real Sector of the Nigerian Economy: A Theoretical Exposition

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The global financial recession started in the United States before it snowballed into other countries globally.
 
Published at Interdisciplinary Journal of contemporary research in business, Institute of Interdisciplinary Business Research Canterbury: United Kingdom. 3(1).
Published in 2011
 
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Ojeka S. & Ajayi A.O.
ojeka stephen
 
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