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RP_82: Real exchange rate movements and export growth: Nigeria, 1960—1990

Oluremi Ogun

RP_80: Study of data collection procedures

Ademola Ariyo and Adebisi Adeniran

RP_078: The Nigerian Economy: Response Of Agriculture To Adjustment Policies

Mike Kwanashie, Isaac Ajilima and Garba, Abdul-Ganiyu

RP_077: Ghana: Monetary Targeting And Economic Development

Cletus K. Dordunoo and Alex Donkor

RP_076: Analysis of the Factors Affecting the Development of an Emerging Capital Market:The Case of the Ghana Stock Market

Kofi A. Osei

RP_074: Tax reform and revenue productivity in Ghana

N.K. Kusi

RP_073: Local Government Fiscal Operations in Nigeria

Akpan H. Ekpo and John.E.U Ndebbio

RP_072: Financial Sector Reforms and Interest Rate Liberalization; the Kenya Experience

Rose W. Ngugi and Jane Kabubo

RP_71: Bank performance and supervision in Nigeria: Analysing the transition to a deregulated economy

Olatunji Olugbenga Sobodu and Philip Olakunle Akiode

RP_70: Effects of budget deficits on the current account balance in Nigeria: A simulation exercise

Festus 0. Egwaikhide

RP_69: Empirical studies of Nigeria's foreign exchange parallel market II: Speculative efficiency and noisy trading

Melvin Ayogu

RP_068: Potentials for diversifying Nigeria's non-oil exports to non-traditional markets

C.C. Edordu and B. O. Oramah

RP_067: Productivity Of The Nigerian Tax System: 1970–1990

Ademola Ariyo

RP_066: Growth And Foreign Debt: The Ugandan Experience

Barbara Mbire and Michael Atingi

RP_65: Fiscal operations, money supply and inflation in Tanzania

A. A. L. Kflindo

RP_64: Intra-industry trade between members of the PTA/COMESA regional trading arrangement

Flora Mndeme Musonda

RP_063: Adjustment Programmes And Agricultural Incentives In Sudan: A Comparative Study

Nasredin A. Hag Elamin and Elsheikh M. El Mak

RP_14: Links between the informal and formal/semi-formal financial sectors in Malawi

C. Chipeta and M.L.C. Mkandawire

RP_13: Growth and foreign debt: the Ethiopian experience: 1964-86

Befekadu Degefe

RP_12: The savings-investment process in Nigeria: an empirical study of the supply side

Adedoyin Soyibo

RP_11: Financial system regulation, deregulation and savings mobilization in Nigeria

Adedoyin Soyibo and Femi Adekanye

RP_10: The relationship between the formal and informal sectors of the financial market in Ghana

Ernest Aryeetey

RP_09: The Real Exchange rate and Ghana's Agricultural Exports

K. Yerfi Fosu

RP_08: Macroeconomic Approach to External Debt - The case of Nigeria

S. Ibi Ajayi

RP_07: A macroeconomic-demographic model for Ethiopia: Specification, estimation and simulation

Asmerom Kidane

RP_04: The informal financial sector and macroeconomic adjustment in Malawi

C. Chipeta and M.L.C. Mkandawire

RP_03: Mobilizing domestic resources for capital formation in Ghana

Ernest Aryeetey and Fritz Gockel

RP_02: Real interest rates adn the mobilization of private savings in Africa

Francis M. Mwega, S.M. Ngola and N. Mwangi

RP_01: Structural adjustment programmes and the coffee sector in Uganda, 1981—1987

Qermina Ssemogerere