Most developing countries, including Nigeria, are stuck in a vicious cycle of low investment
caused by insufficient domestic savings, resulting in inadequate capital formation and a …

The worst of the ailments distressing the economy of Zimbabwe continue to be
sycophantically dubious and characteristically dystopian policies that are still causing …

This study examines the impact of taxation and other macroeconomic factors on private
investment in sub-Saharan Africa, taking the case of East African Community (EAC) and …

As unclear as the efficacy of tax incentives for the attraction of FDI is, governments especially
those of the developing countries have continued to grant incentives to expatriates in order …

Private investment in Nigeria has remained low for decades. Given that investment is a
major determinant of poverty reduction and economic growth, this has caused considerable …

Industrialization culminates from the sustenance of the productivity of firms over a period. It
implies the value addition on factor input and its efficiency, where additional input should …

This study examined the effect of taxation on Domestic Investment in Nigeria; using time
series data from 1995 to 2017. Data for the study was sourced from the Central Bank of …

The renewed interest in the role of the private sector as a powerhouse for enhancing
economic development provides the impetus for this study. Specifically, this study …

The study's overarching goal is to assess the influence of Value Added Tax (VAT) revenue
on private domestic investment in emerging countries. The study used a time series …

The study examined the effect of tax incentives on the growth and development of
Manufacturing firms in Nigeria. The study employed ex-post facto research design. Data on …