Papers by Richard Akpobasa
Himalayan Journals, 2023
Using time series annual data covering the years 1982 to 2020, this study
examines the relationsh... more Using time series annual data covering the years 1982 to 2020, this study
examines the relationship between commercial bank lending and the performance of the
Nigerian industrial sector. Cement manufacturing GDP (Ce), commercial bank credit, and
other macroeconomic indicators were modeled as having a functional link (CBC). The Unt
Root Test, Granger Causality Test, and Cointegration Test were used in this investigation.
The analysis' findings indicated that there is a long-term relationship between commercial
bank credit and Nigeria's GDP for cement manufacturing, and it was determined that
commercial bank credits have a favorable relationship and a sizable impact on Nigeria's
industrial production output during the sampled periods.
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Papers by Richard Akpobasa
examines the relationship between commercial bank lending and the performance of the
Nigerian industrial sector. Cement manufacturing GDP (Ce), commercial bank credit, and
other macroeconomic indicators were modeled as having a functional link (CBC). The Unt
Root Test, Granger Causality Test, and Cointegration Test were used in this investigation.
The analysis' findings indicated that there is a long-term relationship between commercial
bank credit and Nigeria's GDP for cement manufacturing, and it was determined that
commercial bank credits have a favorable relationship and a sizable impact on Nigeria's
industrial production output during the sampled periods.
examines the relationship between commercial bank lending and the performance of the
Nigerian industrial sector. Cement manufacturing GDP (Ce), commercial bank credit, and
other macroeconomic indicators were modeled as having a functional link (CBC). The Unt
Root Test, Granger Causality Test, and Cointegration Test were used in this investigation.
The analysis' findings indicated that there is a long-term relationship between commercial
bank credit and Nigeria's GDP for cement manufacturing, and it was determined that
commercial bank credits have a favorable relationship and a sizable impact on Nigeria's
industrial production output during the sampled periods.