Unemployment, corruption, non-diversification of the economy, income inequality, laziness, and a poor education system can be considered to be some of the key factors contributing to poverty in Nigeria. This article analyzes these factors after reviewing some of the most recent contributions to the literature and summarizing some of the key dimensions of poverty in Nigeria. It also shows that t...

This study uses a qualitative method using phenomenological approach and direct observation of the studied sample. research funds to carry out operational activities (academic non-academic) are divided into two, namely from APBN (State Expenditure Revenue Budget) non APBN. Community Funds (DM) generated non-state budgets, which often referred as income PTN-BH. found that two ways can be used so...

In analyzing the effect of geographic diversification on the risk and volatility of real estate returns, past studies have suffered from several flaws. They have been performed on ex post portfolios constructed from a larger sample of properties, they have used appraisal-based return series, and the geographic regions analyzed did not bear any relation to the economic characteristics which unde...

EEPSEA was established in May 1993 to support research and training in environmental and resource economics. Its objective is to enhance local capacity to undertake the economic analysis of environmental problems and policies. It uses a networking approach, involving courses, meetings, technical support, access to literature and opportunities for a competitive research. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The aut...

there is little consensus on the corporate diversification-efficiency relationship in the diversification literature. according to the corporate diversification, firms have a tendency to get more market share with diversifying in the local segment or in the international market. theoretically, a contradictory exists between the profitable strategy and the value reducing strategy in the diversif...

There is little consensus on the corporate diversification-efficiency relationship in the diversification literature. According to the corporate diversification, firms have a tendency to get more market share with diversifying in the local segment or in the international market. Theoretically, a contradictory exists between the profitable strategy and the value reducing strategy in the diversif...

This paper examines the change in the nature of food demand in India in the last twenty years. It identifies two distinct stages of diet transition associated with the period of economic growth. During the first stage, income-induced diet diversification, consumers move away from inferior goods to superior foods and substitute some traditional staples, especially rice. In the second stage, diet...

This paper presents an in-depth investigation of the livelihood strategies of Fulani pastoralists in north central Nigeria. Results show a diversified crop-livestock system aimed at spreading risk and reducing cattle offtake, adapted to natural resource competition and insecurity by extensification, with further diversification into off-farm activities to spread risk, increase livelihood securi...

The present paper analyses the role played by risk aversion in the reconciling of agricultural income and biodiversity. A bio-economic mode which articulates bird community dynamics and representative farmers selecting land uses within an uncertain macro-economic context is developed. It is spatialized and calibrated at a regional scale for France through national databases. The impact of risk ...

Banks and other financial intermediaries tend to specialize in market segments where they exercise a competitive advantage. Whereas specialization facilitates banks to benefit from market conditions or their expertise, specialization may be accompanied by concentration of resources in counterparties, regions, industry sectors, or business products, compromising banks’ diversification of their s...