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    An examination of the nexus between private savings and economic development
    (Istanbul Commerce University, 2024) Boloupremo, Tarila; Umbe, Ayekurobotaregha Eddy
    The study aims to investigate the private savings and economic development nexus in Nigeria. The methodology is based on econometric analysis to estimate parameter values and analyze economic relationships with co-integration and Granger causality tests employed to examine the variables employed. The variables employed in the study have long term positive relationship following the results from the Johansen co-integration, private savings and economic development have bilateral causality which is significant using the Granger causality tests. The results suggest that economic development Granger-causes private savings and private savings Granger-cause economic development. Following the study results, in the long run economic development can stimulate private savings and private savings can accelerate economic development. Government and policymakers in Nigeria should implement policies to attract more private savings, thereby accelerating economic development and growth, GDP per capita increase, and the living standard of citizens in the country improved.
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    Stock market liquidity and firm performance in the Nigerian stock exchange
    (İstanbul Ticaret Üniversitesi, 2020) Boloupremo, Tarila
    The paper extends the investigation on the relationship between liquidity and stock returns by examining the influence of market liquidity on stock returns in the Nigerian Stock exchange. Vector auto-regression model was employed in examining the impact of liquidity measures such as the volume of trading and turnover on stock returns for the period 1985-2015. Empirical results suggest that the higher the market liquidity (volume of trading and turnover), the higher the stock index returns. Thus, establishing a positive relationship between liquidity and stock returns of firms listed on the Nigerian stock market during the period examined after controlling for market size. This result is not in line with the negative relationship between liquidity and market return as obtained by studies on developed markets.