BizEcons Quarterly

2017 - 2023

Current editor(s): Olaniyi Evans

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ChatGPT impacts on access-efficiency, employment, education and ethics: The socio-economics of an AI language model pp. 1-17: Olaniyi Evans, Olawale Wale-Awe, Emeka Osuji, Olawale Ayoola, Raymond Alenoghena and Sesan Adeniji

The Demographic Effects of Covid-19: Any Hope for Working Populations? pp. 3-12: Chidi N. Olunkwa, Juliet I. Adenuga, Mohammed Bashir Salaudeen and Ekundayo Mesagan

The distribution of hospital capacities in the face of the covid-19 pandemic in Mexico pp. 3-17: Sazcha-Marcelo Olivera, Christopher Heard and Alethea-Gabriela Candia
The pooled mean group approach on saving and investment link in Africa: Implication on capital mobility pp. 23-35: Matthew Gidigbi, Manu Donga and Hassan Ibrahim Bakari

Impact assessment of the financial inclusion strategy in Nigeria: Lessons from BRICS and other countries pp. 3-22: Olawale Isaac Wale-Awe, Alabi Kehinde Miracle and Omoloye Najeem Adekunle
Public health financing and health outcomes in Nigeria pp. 23-47: Wasiu Bello

Exploring the impact of social distance in the fight against COVID-19 pp. 3-20: Fernando Almeida
Gendered Socio-economic Implications of the COVID-19 Pandemic in Rural Zimbabwe pp. 21-40: Emmanuel Ndhlovu and Archiford Tembo

Impact of corona pandemic on educational undertakings and possible breakthrough mechanisms pp. 3-14: Endalew Fufa Kufi, Tolera Negassa, Retta Melaku and Robsan Mergo
Agricultural output performance, employment generation and per capita income in Nigeria pp. 15-26: Igwe Matthew Ochada and Matthew Babatope Ogunniyi
Avoiding the natural resource curse: an optimal use of oil rents to reduce its potential negative effects upon economic growth pp. 27-52: Don Charles

Economic growth, habit formation, and business cycle pp. 3-20: Wei-Bin Zhang
Economic Growth, Habit Formation, and Business Cycle pp. 3-25: Wei-Bin Zhang
The global shock in economic activities: Covid-19 pandemonium pp. 21-30: Chinenye Ifeoma Nwokolo, Matthew Ikechukwum Ogbuagu and Onyebuchi Iwegbu

Confinement efficiency and economic scenarios of Covid-19: The case of Morocco pp. 3-17: Firano Zakaria and Filali Fatine
The effect of bank credit on the performance of the manufacturing sector in Nigeria pp. 18-29: Olanrewaju F. Nwabuisi, Adesina M. Oke-Bello, Adegboyega S. Oyewole, Anu Toriola, Rahmon Folami and Adewale Olakunle Afolabi

The Covid-19 pandemic lockdown: Curtailing the negative economic impacts pp. 3-14: Olawale Isaac Wale-Awe
Effects of Oil Resource Endowment, Natural Gas and Agriculture Output: Policy Options for Inclusive Growth pp. 15-34: Ekundayo Mesagan and Juliet Adenuga

Socio-economic impacts of novel coronavirus: The policy solutions pp. 3-12: Olaniyi Evans
The implications of exchange rate fluctuations on human welfare in Nigeria pp. 13-25: Anu Toriola, Rahmon Folami, Adewale Olakunle Afolabi and Felix Odunayo Ajayi

Effect of financial deepening on stock market returns: The case of military and democratic post-SAP regimes in Nigeria pp. 3-21: Ismaila Akanni Yusuf, Ekundayo Mesagan and Agatha Nkem Amadi
Determining inflation as monetary or fiscal phenomenon: An empirical evidence from South Asia pp. 22-48: Shahid Obaid, Mirza Baig and Muzafar Ali Shah

Re-examining the link between financial structure and economic growth in Nigeria: An empirical investigation pp. 3-21: Matthew Gidigbi
Comparative analysis of the effects of 0, 20, 50, and 66.5% fuel subsidy removals on household wellbeing in Nigeria: A Structuralist CGE Approach pp. 22-44: Ernest Odior

Oil Resource Abundance in Nigeria and Iran: Contrapuntal Effect on Social and Economic Welfare pp. 3-22: Ekundayo Mesagan, Aboje Unah, Olamide Idowu and Abidemi Alamu
Currency Devaluation and Trade Balance Nexus: A Test of Marshall-Lerner Condition in Nigeria pp. 23-43: Olasubomi Are

Monetary policy shocks and stock market prices volatility in Nigeria pp. 3-26: Sesan Adeniji, S. A. J. Obansa and David Okoroafor
Manufacturing sector performance in Africa: The role of monetary policy instruments pp. 27-35: Kayode Akinyemi, Isaac Ogbuji and Sunday Adedokun

The relative effect of monetary and fiscal policy on economic development in Africa: a GMM approach to the St. Louis equation pp. 3-23: Olaniyi Evans, Sesan Adeniji, Isaac Nwaogwugwu, Ikechukwu Kelikume, Olamitunji Dakare and Olubode Oke
Service sector potentials in the transformation of the Nigerian economy pp. 24-35: Modinat Olusoji and Anthonia Odeleye

The relevance of value added reporting in assessing the financial soundness of deposit money banks in Nigeria pp. 3-18: Anthony Adaramola and Olawale Wale-Awe
The Dynamics of Inflation, Public Debt and Exchange Rate in Nigeria pp. 19-34: Ernest Odior and Sabastine Arinze