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Nigeria Can Strengthen Economy via Wheat Trade LiberalizationReport Highlights: Nigeria remains a huge export market for wheat with export value of U.S. wheat averaging $1 billion, about 85 percent share of the wheat market. The high demand is mostly pressured by increasing consumption of wheat flour - based products and insufficient domesti [Read more]
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Posted: 12 years ago | |
Annual Sugar Report for Nigeria 2013Report Highlights: Nigeria’s sugar refining capacity, estimated at 2.1 million tons, exceeds the country’s current total demand of 1.45 million tons. The country’s sugar refineries depend almost exclusively on brown sugar from Brazil at five percent duty. This situation has assiste [Read more]
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Posted: 12 years ago | |
Grain and Feed Annual Report 2013Report Highlights: Nigeria is a huge export market for wheat and rice. High demand for wheat flour for the production of bread, noodles, pasta and biscuits (cookies) contributes to Nigeria’s wheat market worth approximately $1 billion in U.S. to Nigeria exports. Domestic wheat production is lo [Read more]
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Posted: 12 years ago | |
Puzzles about Monetary Policy in NigeriaAbstract - Two puzzles are becoming striking from recent communiqués of the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN). First, growth, employment, household and business expenditure issues have completely crept out of policy deliberations, as concerns about fiscal an [Read more]
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Posted: 12 years ago | |
What Got You Here, Won’t Get You ThereThe importance of developing aspiring leaders - One of the most significant challenges faced by organisations is how to support and enable a smooth and seamless transition to team leadership roles.
The technical skills and abilities that were critical to individuals in the past, contribute only 1 [Read more]
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Posted: 12 years ago | |
Discipline as a Motivational ToolIt is never a nice thing to dismiss people for poor performance or for transgressions of disciplinary rules. Many managers dread having “The Disciplinary Conversation” with a member of their team. They will:
Ignore behavior
Be in denial that there is an issue
Take a small &ldqu [Read more]
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Posted: 12 years ago | |
Nigeria Confronts Post-Crisis Global Economic RealitiesNigeria has long been trying to learn how best to manage boom-bust cycles in global commodity prices, adopting an oil-price benchmark for annual budgets while saving revenues above the benchmark in an excess crude account in the half decade before the 2008/2009 global crisis. The crisis and its afte [Read more]
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Posted: 12 years ago | |
Confronting Inter-Regional Disparities in NigeriaDisparities in endowments of agricultural, mineral and commercial wealth across Nigeria’s six geopolitical zones determine the rates at which the different regions can grow. Economic activities and growth are concentrated in four regions, while the remaining two regions are largely excluded fr [Read more]
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Posted: 12 years ago | |
Don’t Do Goals? Then See a PriestThere are many benefits to having a structure that provides us with a way of making sense of our world and bringing fulfillment and achievement. Yet people have real issues with setting and maintaining meaningful goals. If you find goal-setting an issue, then help is at hand! Instead of thinking abo [Read more]
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Posted: 12 years ago | |
Direction of Monetary Policy in Nigeria Beyond 2007The current monetary policy framework is based on the targeting of bank reserves as operating target with monetary aggregates as intermediate target. The ultimate objective is to influence the general level of prices - inflation.
Monetary targeting implied by the current practice was considered a [Read more]
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Posted: 13 years ago |