AEFUNAIJEFDS Volume 3
Number 1 Publications

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Table of Contents: Volume 3, Number 1 (2026)

  • Assessment of the Contributions of Family-Owned Businesses to Economic Development in Nigeria Victoria Hauwa Ibrahim, Vincent Paul, Usio Uchechi Taiga, Damina Emmanuel Kukah
    pp. 1–19
  • Analysis of Human Development, FDI and Institutional Quality: Evidence from CS-ARDL and Granger Non-Causality Models Chinedu A. Nwosu, Samuel N. Marcus, Osmond N. Okonkwo, Echeta O. Desmond
    pp. 20–40
  • Statistical Inference and Forensic Accounting: Investigating the Operations of Six Nigerian Firms Ogbonnaya Nweze Eze
    pp. 41–61
  • Banks, Private Sector, Resource Endowment, and Industrial Diversification in Nigeria Ikwor Okoroafor Ogbonnaya, Bethran Enyim Okulegu, Ikechukwu Eze Okereke, Chima Nnachi Okoro, Ebube Chima Omaka
    pp. 61–81
  • Role of Productive Capacities in Expanding Financial Inclusion in Nigeria Ikemefula Ndubuisi Nwachukwu, Ikechukwu Sebastine Asogwa, Charles Nnamdi Anumudu, Charles Uche Ugwuanyi
    pp. 82–103
  • Environmental Quality and Literacy Rate Nexus in Nigeria: A Dynamic Ordinary Least Squares (DOLS) Approach Gabriel A. Adejor, David D. Ogwuche, Sunday E. Ologunla
    pp. 104–123
  • Electronic Payment System and Customer Service Delivery of Nigerian Banks Joshua Adeniran Ademola, Adebowale Abiola Oshineye
    pp. 124–138
  • Impact of Temperature Variability on Agriculture and Industrial Sectors Contributions to GDP in Nigeria M. E. Nwancho, K. E. Uma
    pp. 138–157
  • Assessing the Impact of Fair Value Accounting on Financial Reporting Transparency: A Study of Selected Insurance Companies in Nigeria James Onweneke Nweke, Perpetual Ijeoma Onuoha, Joseph O. Elom
    pp. 158–178
  • Does Foreign Capital Fuel Corruption? Insights from Sub-Saharan African Countries Okon Edidiong Amos, Philip C. Omoke
    pp. 179–203
  • Assessing How Islamic Banking Services Influence the Non-Financial Performance of Selected Deposit Money Banks in Nigeria Alade Ayodeji Ademokoya, Abdulsamad Gbolahan Arije
    pp. 204–222
  • Infrastructure, Trade Expansion, and Inclusive Growth in Nigeria: Evidence from ARDL Analysis Gbenro Matthew Sokunbi
    pp. 223–242
  • Inequality Effects of Remittance Inflows on Per Capita Income Decomposition in Sub-Saharan Africa Maryann Uche Ogbuakanne, Ikechukwu Sebastine Asogwa, Charles Nnamdi Anumudu, Ukoha Obasi
    pp. 243–263
  • Asymmetric Effect of External Debt on Economic Growth in Sub-Saharan Africa Oseji Akpors Sunday, Olawunmi Omitogun, G. Bukonla Osisanwo
    pp. 264–283
  • Assessing the Impact of Foreign Direct Investment on the Growth of Nigeria's Manufacturing and Agricultural Sectors Mustapha Adamu Zubairu, Bilyaminu Mohammed, Mohammed Hassan Nggada
    pp. 284–301
  • Effect of Industrial Development on Economic Growth in Nigeria Ejegbu U. Oko, Ogbonnaya Ikwor Okoroafor, Anayochukwu B. Chukwu, Ikechukwu E. Okereke
    pp. 302–322
  • Impact of International Trade on Economic Growth in Nigeria Chukwuemeka B. Chioma, Ahamba K. Onyeanuna, Ejegbu U. Oko
    pp. 323–340
  • Institutional Determinants of Micro-Finance Banks' Capital Structure in Nigeria Alade A. Ademokoya, Saheed Olayinka
    pp. 341–362
  • Government Expenditure and Welfare Outcomes in Nigeria: Evidence from the ARDL Bounds Testing Approach Mathew Ayuba Ayaka, Jummai Sabo Ogumka
    pp. 363–383
  • International Trade and Economic Growth in Nigeria: Evidence from ARDL Approach Nnali A. Omezue
    pp. 384–406
  • Examining the Relationship Among Unemployment, Income Inequality, and Poverty in Nigeria Mustapha Hussaini, Sule Ya'u Hayewa
    pp. 407–425
  • An Evaluation of Demand for Child Health Care in Four Selected West African Countries Rifkatu Nghargbu, Victoria Hauwa Ibrahim
    pp. 426–453
  • Adoption of Activity-Based Costing (ABC) and its Impact on Cost Reduction in Service Industries Onuoha Perpetua Ijeoma, Edigbo Judith Nneoma
    pp. 454–474
  • Impact of Family Income on Financial Attitude, and Relative Consumption Ogbuagu Anuli Regina, Akidi Victor, Ohalete Precious Ifeanyi, Oladosu Isaac Olubiyi
    pp. 475–497
  • Determinants of Financial Inclusion Amongst Rural Enterprises a Case Study of Ebonyi State E. Chukwudi Asiegbu, Precious Ohalete, Makuachukwu Ojide
    pp. 498–513
  • Trade Liberalisation, Manufacturing Sector Performance and Economic Growth in Nigeria Oluwo Peter Olugbenga, Oresajo Safiriyu Adegbenga
    pp. 514–536
  • Assessing the Impact of Exchange Rate Fluctuation on Export Performance in Nigeria Naziru Yusuf Abdullahi, Rabiat Abubakar Abdulkadir
    pp. 537–554
  • Nexus between Gender Gaps in the Labour Market and Economic Growth in Sub-Saharan Africa Chibuikem Dibor-Alfred, Hüseyin Özdeşer, Fatma Türüç
    pp. 555–573
  • Public Agricultural Expenditure, Agricultural Productivity, and Economic Growth in Nigeria Shobowale L., Adama I. J., Olopade B. C.
    pp. 574–592
  • Determinants of Agricultural Sector Output in Nigeria: Climatic and Non-Climatic Factors Abbas Abdullahi Marafa, Fatima Isah Bima
    pp. 593–614
  • Resource Abundance and Population Health in Nigeria: Testing the Resource Curse Sandra Ujunwa Nwofia, Lasbrey I. Anochinwa, Makuachukwu G. Ojide
    pp. 615–636
  • Digital Economy, Economy Transformation, and Poverty Alleviation in North Central Nigeria Patricia Onyemowo Abah, Godfrey Ofana Ojeka
    pp. 637–655
  • Effectiveness of Bond Instruments in Driving Infrastructure Financing in Nigeria Orji Joseph Ogbonna, Ojide Makuachukwu G.
    pp. 656–678
  • Renewable Energy Consumption, Environmental Pressure, and Economic Growth in Nigeria: Evidence from an ARDL Model Louis Mgbada Nwebonyi, Anuli Regina Ogbuagu, Anayochukwu Basil Chukwu
    pp. 679–698
  • Heterogeneous Effects of External Financial Flows on Manufacturing Sector Performance in Nigeria: Evidence from FDI, FPI, And Remittances Joseph Nsabe Ndome, Malachy Ashywel Ugbaka
    pp. 699–723
  • Foreign Direct Investment, Trade Regimes, and the Manufacturing Wage-Productivity Nexus in Nigeria: Empirical Evidence of a Broken Transmission Mechanism Daniel Chibueze Onyejiuwa, Elizabeth Mojirayo Olatubi, Gilbert Deinde Ifarajimi
    pp. 724–741
  • Bank Credit Channels and Economic Growth in Nigeria: An ARDL Bounds Test Approach Eja Basil Richard, Ugah John
    pp. 742–757
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