Capital inflows to Sub-Saharan Africa have been increasing over the past couple of decades
largely due to ever increasing globalization and an increase in world capital flows …

The article examines the firm's investment growth effect following capital liberalization and
financial constraints. It employs firm-level aggregated data of 80 firms for the period of 2006 …

This study investigates macroeconomic trilemma and central bank behaviour in Nigeria. The
period of investigation spans the quarterly period of 1981–2017. Upon the data stability …

The study provides new evidence on the effect of financial openness on FDI inflows in
Nigeria using data that span the period from 1981 to 2016. The FMOLS estimator is …

This study examined the impact of cash flow, capital account liberalization (CAL) on
investment growth of firms from both the direct and indirect channels, using the …

The paper empirically investigates the impact of institutional quality on exchange rate
volatility in Nigeria. The period of investigation spans 1981 to 2020, using annual data from …

Résumé Plusieurs études ont cherché à étudier la relation entre la libéralisation du compte
capital et certaines variables macroéconomiques principalement la croissance économique …

The problem of exchange rate volatility has become pronounced in Nigeria. The role of
institutional quality seems to be a major cause of this ominous predicament. This study …

Capital account liberalization (CAL) is the removal of restrictions on capital accounts to allow
for the free movement of capital across countries. It has been suggested that CAL can lead …

Free capital flows, stable foreign exchange rate and independent control of money supply by
the Central Bank are necessary for a robust economy. However, a combination of any two of …