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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND CAPITAL MARKET DEVELOPMENT: A CASE STUDY OF THE NIGERIAN STOCK EXCHANGE

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND CAPITAL MARKET DEVELOPMENT: A CASE STUDY OF THE NIGERIAN STOCK EXCHANGE   Introduction The Nigerian economy is aiming to have the sustainable growth path. Through the development of their information technology and enhancement of the capital market in their stock exchange the government can adopt the comprehensive progress. Nigeria has a structural and sectoral macroeconomic policy reform and the main strategies were (a) the liberalization of the external trade and payment systems, (b) the adoption of a market-based exchange rate for the domestic currency ─ Naira, (c) the elimination of price and interest rate controls, and (d) the reliance on market forces as the major determinants of economic activity (Owoye & Onafowora, 2007). With the reformation in the capital market the Nigerian Stock Exchange can use the monetary control and instruments for implementing monetary policy in Nigeria.   Background of the Study In any countries across t...

Proposed Thesis Title: The impact of Globalisation to the Development of Livelihood Programs in Rajasthan, India

English: Ladies of Rajasthan, India (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) Research Proposal Proposed Thesis Title: The impact of Globalisation to the Development of Livelihood Programs in Rajasthan, India Introduction More often, the term globalisation is being perceived by these challenges.  Globalisation, has acquired considerable emotive force. Globalisation has its own meaning from different individuals.  For some, globalisation is a process that is beneficial, i.e. a key to the future world economic development and also inevitable and irreversible.  Others regard it with hospitality even fear, believing that it increases inequality within and between nations or organisations, threatens employment and living standards and thwarts social progress.  Globalisation has its own style of offering extensive opportunities for truly worldwide development but it can be seen that it s not progressing evenly.  Some nations or organisations are becoming integrated into...