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DOI: THE FINANCIAL ASPECTS OF POPULACE DESIGN IN NIGERIA
Olulana B.S , Faculty of Management Sciences, University of Lagos, NigeriaAbstract
The hypothetical and observational writing is packed with satisfying discussions and results of the impact of populace yet few have broke down the talk about of populace structure, particularly with regards to populated emerging nations like Nigeria. Thus, the possibility for financial development (segment profit) holds tight the interest in human resources particularly in preparing the ruling working-age populace and monetarily captivating them. if not a segment calamity is normal as anxious and jobless adolescents.
Keywords
Policymakers, financial development
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