THE BASIC MEANING AND DEFINITION OF THE ECONOMYTHE INDIVIDUAL HOUSEHOLD AND BUSINESS FIRMSTHE GOVERNMENTFactors of productionLAND AS A FACTOR OF PRODUCTION AND FEUDAL SYSTEMLABOUR AS A FACTOR OF PRODUCTION AND EVOLUTION OF SLAVERYCharacteristics of LabourCAPITAL AS A FACTOR OF PRODUCTION AND EVOLUTION OF CAPITALISMCharacteristics and Importance of Capital to the economic systemTHE PROBLEM OF SCARCITYCAPITALISM AND ITS FEATURESSOCIALISM AND ITS FEATURESCOMMUNISM AND ITS FEATURESMIXED ECONOMY A...
What is Economic Planning?Essentials of a Good PlanBasic FeaturesEconomic planning has some essential featuresThe most cherished elements involved in a good planTypes of Economic PlanningPhysical and Financial PlanningCentralized Planning and Decentralized PlanningStructural and Functional PlanningIndicative and Imperative PlanningDemocratic and Totalitarian PlanningFixed Plan and Rolling Plan Short-term, Medium and Long-term PlanningCorrective and Developmental PlanningCapitalist and So...
IntroductionCharacteristics of Public Policy Importance of Public PolicyTypes of Public Policy Basic Terminologies of Public Policy AnalysisThe Rationale for Public Sector(LECTURE II: APPLICATIONS AND LIMITATIONS OF PUBLIC POLICY ANALYSIS)IntroductionElements of good policy analysis limitations of public policy analysis(LECTURE III: FORMULATION OF NATIONAL PUBLIC POLICIES)IntroductionStages of Policy Making Actors/Agencies in the Policy Process (LECTURE IV: WELFARE EC...
The Monetarist/Friedman's Theory of MoneyThe Supply of MoneyHow the Central Bank Influence Money Supply in Nigeria
High Powered MoneyMoney MultiplierHow the Central Bank Influences Money Supply in Nigeria (The Four Instruments of Monetary Policy)Intermediate Targets of Monetary PolicyThe Ultimate Target/Goal Monetary Policy
The Demand for MoneyWhat is MoneyWhy People want MoneyThe Opportunity Cost of Holding Money
Research Introduction Characteristics of ResearchTypes of ResearchResearch Methodology and Research Method Importance of Research Methodology in Research Types of Research Methodologies Qualitative and Quantitative Research Methodology
EquityPreferred SharesContributed SurplusRetained StockTreasury Stock
Introduction: Basic DefinitionsConsequences of Ignoring SimultaneityThe Identification ProblemConditions for IdentificationEstimation of Simultaneous Equation ModelsCorrection of TSLS Standard Errors
Concepts of Stationarity and Non-StationarityDifference between Stationarity and Non-Stationarity SeriesSpurious RegressionTesting for Non-StationarityCointegrationEngle-Granger Cointegration TestLimitations of Engle-Granger Cointegration TestJohansen Cointegration TestSteps of the Johansen Approach in Practice
Introduction to Qualitative DataMeaning and the Use of Dummy VariablesConstant/Intercept Dummy VariablesSlope Dummy VariableThe Combine Effects of Constant and Slope Dummy Variables
The AssumptionsViolation of the Assumptions
LinearityHomoscedasticityNon-AutocorrelationNon-Collinearity/Less CollinearityNormality
Construction of Confidence Intervals & Testing of HypothesisThe Properties of OL EstimatorsCoefficient of Correlation & Coefficient of Determination
Socio-economic changes and the fuelling of natural resource conflictsNATURAL RESOURCE CONFLICTS AND SUSTAINABLE LIVELIHOODSGUIDING PRINCIPLES FOR SUSTAINABLE LIVELIHOODS