Vol 4, No 16 (2013)
Table of Contents
Articles
| Agricultural Exports and Economic Growth in Nigeria (1980 – 2010) | |
| Oluwaseun G. Gbaiye, Adeyemi Ogundipe, Evans Osabuohien, Oluseyi O. Olugbire, Odunola A. Adeniran, Kofo A. Bolaji-Olutunji, Oluwakemi D. Awodele, Oluwatomi Aduradola | 1-4 |
| An Assessment of Health Care and Economic Growth in Sudan: An ARDL Bound testing Approach. | |
| Abdalla Sirag, Peter Adamu, Norashidah Mohamed Nor | 5-13 |
| Beneficial Grease Hypothesis of Public Sector Corruption in Economic Development: The Nigerian Experience | |
| Umeh, J.C., Kyarem Richard N, Martins Iyoboyi | 14-28 |
| Causality between Disagregated Energy Consumption and Manufacturing Growth in Kenya: an Empirical Approach | |
| OBANGE NELSON, M.S MUKRAS, E M. SIRINGI | 29-36 |
| Challenges and Prospects of Agriculture in Nigeria: The Way Forward | |
| Oni Timothy Olukunle | 37-45 |
| A Panel Data Approach for Testing Convergence in Real Exchange Rates in The Economic Community of West African States | |
| Moses Abanyam Chiawa, Barfour Kwame Asare | 46-53 |
| Cooperative Micro-Bank and the Splintering of Social Capital in West Kalimantan, Indonesia | |
| Rochman Achwan | 54-59 |
| Critical Moment and Bali Cattle Marketing At Central Lombok Regency, West Nusa Tenggara Province, Indonesia | |
| Hermansyah ., Hartono B., Nugroho BA., Utami HD. | 60-64 |
| Financial Openness and Capital Market Development: Empirical Review of Selected West African Countries | |
| Abidemi C. Adegboye, Nosakhare Ikponmwosa | 65-72 |
| Determinants of Gender Income Inequality in Selected Sub- Saharan African Countries | |
| Aderounmu Busayo, Soetan Olufunmilayo | 73-84 |
| Greater Aid as the Panacea to Third World Development Challenges: a Critical Analysis | |
| Wogu, Ikedinachi Ayodele Power, Duruji, Moses M, Ibietan, Jide | 85-96 |
| Influence of Analysis Work Ethic to Improve the Ability and Small Industrial Business Success (Studies in Small Industrial Companies in East Java) | |
| Chamdan Purnama | 97-104 |
| Multidimensional Poverty Incidence in Nigeria: Empirical Insight from Core Welfare Indicator Questionnaire (CWIQ) Survey | |
| Innocent A. Ifelunini, Thomas A. Jonah, Elizabeth C. Wosowei, Samson Otene | 105-112 |
| Poverty and Ignorance as Correlates of Youths Social Restiveness Behaviour in Rivers and Bayelsa States of Nigeria: Implication for Counselling | |
| Ordu, Sunday N, JAMABO, T. | 113-117 |
| Central Bank Responses to IMF-Supported Programme Conditionality and Macroeconomic Volatility in Tanzania | |
| Nicas Yabu | 118-136 |
| Plantain Value Chain Mapping in Southwestern Nigeria | |
| Iyabo B. Adeoye, Omobowale A. Oni, Sulaiman A. Yusuf, Kemisola O. Adenegan | 137-145 |
| Social Capital and Access to Credit by Farmer Based Organizations in the Karaga District of Northern Ghana | |
| Sadick Mohammed, Irene S. Egyir, Amegashie D.P.K | 146-155 |
| Testing for Fisher’s Hypothesis in Nigeria (1970-2012) | |
| BigBen Chukwuma Ogbonna | 163-171 |
| The Dialectic of Myth-Making in Contemporary African Novel: The Example of Ayi Kwei Armah. | |
| Peace Ibala Amala | 172-178 |
| Supply Response and Determining the Sale Price of Rice on the Level Farmer in the Province of Central Sulawesi – Indonesia | |
| Max Nur Alam | 179-185 |
| Women and Democratic Stability in Rivers State, Nigeria | |
| OGWE JOYCE GIBSON | 186-190 |
| Would Exchange Rate Converge in Nigeria?A Stochastic-Markov Transition Process Analysis | |
| Ifeoma Christy Mba, Emmanuel I. Mba, Chiekwe G. Aneke, Jonathan E. Ogbuabor | 191-195 |
| Entrepreneurship Promotion for Susta?nable Development | |
| Ransford Quarmyne Churchill, Grace Sintin Adasi | 196-201 |
| Uses And Gratification Theory And The Optimization Of The Media In The Privatization Of State Owned Enterprises In Nigeria | |
| EHIKWE ANDREW EGEDE, Eloka Chuks-Nwosu | 202-212 |
| Evaluation of Polutan Ceramic Craftsmen Empowerment Program As The Competitive Superiority Improvement Medium in Minahasa | |
| Tinneke Evie Meggy Sumual | 213-219 |
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ISSN (Paper)2222-1700 ISSN (Online)2222-2855