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1. The effect of foreign direct investment in the agriculture sector on economic growth in selected African countries.

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Azri, Azwan Hafiz, Rashid, Intan Maizura Abd, Shafiai, Syahiru, Rawabdeh, Mohammad, Esquivias, Miguel Angel, Faisal, Syahril Iman, Qudah, Anas Al, Jayadi, Akhmad, Bakar, Nor'aznin Abu, and Hamzah, Hariri

Subjects
*FOREIGN investments, *ECONOMIC sectors, *ECONOMIC expansion, *GROSS domestic product, *ECONOMIC indicators
Abstract

This research paper was focusing on the impact of foreign direct investment (FDI) in the agriculture sector on the growth rate of the selected African countries. Nigeria, Egypt, South Africa, Algeria and Morocco have been selected by the researcher in this study. The researcher selected this country due their highest contribution on growth rate (GDP) among the African countries. To see the relationship between foreign direct investment in the agriculture sector, employment rate, capital and the Gross Domestic Product (GDP), the country with higher amount of GDP is more suitable to analyse. It is because of high sensitivity between this variable. The writer focus on African region because of the various economic problem that happened within this region. At the end of this research, the researcher hope that the result will be help the government and the other investors to improve economic performance of this region. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2023
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2. ANALYSIS OF REAL SECTOR CONTRIBUTIONS TO ECONOMIC GROWTH IN NIGERIA.

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FOLARIN, RASHEED ABOLAJI

Subjects
*ECONOMIC expansion, *ECONOMIC sectors, *GROSS domestic product, *PARETO analysis, *PETROLEUM
Abstract

The real sector which involves production of goods and services used in the economy has been the engine of economic transformation over the years. Since independence in 1960 Nigeria overall economic performance has not been encouraging. Despite the availability of large amount of foreign exchange mainly from its crude oil and huge expenditure, economic growth has been insignificant and the incidence of poverty has increased. This study identified few sectors that contributed most to economic growth in Nigeria. Ten years data (2009-2018) on contributions of real sector to Gross Domestic Product (GDP) were used for the study and Pareto analysis was used to analyse the data. The study reveal that to achieve 80% economic growth in Nigeria government should give preference to service, agriculture and industry sectors in formulation of policies for economic growth. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2020

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