Does Commercial Bank Lending Incite Growth? Evidence from the Nigeria Banking Sector

Does Commercial Bank Lending Incite Growth? Evidence from the Nigeria Banking Sector

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The CBN Report 2012, states that lending to the private sector is at all time low in the Nigeria economy and that this has precarious implications for private sector businesses who are actually leaving the country for less hostile business environment.
 
Published at MPRA Working Paper No. 53237 February 2014 Forthcoming in Economic Management
Published in 2014
 
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Ojeaga P
 
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