CPPE Urges Shift From Economic Stabilisation to Productivity
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BrandEconomy » BRAND REPORT » Nigeria at 66: After Stabilisation, Nigeria Should Produce Its Way to Prosperity - Industrialists
Nigeria’s economic dashboard is improving, but industrial stakeholders insist that stabilisation is only the foundation. The next phase must lower production costs, revive factories, expand exports and turn GDP growth into jobs, incomes and broadly shared prosperity
CPPE Urges Government To Pursue Productivity-Driven Reforms To Improve Citizens Living Conditions
Yemisi Izuora The Center for the Promotion of Private Enterprise (CPPE) says Nigeria should move beyond macroeconomic stabilisation and urgently pursue productivity-driven reforms capable of lowering production costs, creating better-paying jobs and improving Nigerians’ living standards. The CPPE, in an assessment of Nigeria’s economic performance as the country marks 66 years of independence, signed [...]
Nigeria must turn economic reforms into higher productivity -CPPE - TV360 Nigeria
Muda Yusuf says stronger growth must translate into better incomes, productive jobs and lower business costs….. Nigeria’s recent economic reforms have helped improve several key indicators, but the country must now focus on raising productivity and ensuring that the gains are felt by households and businesses, the Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise has …
Nigeria @ 66: Centre Says Economic Reforms Must Translate To Shared Prosperity
As Nigeria marks its 66th independence anniversary, the Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise (CPPE) has said recent economic reforms have strengthened macroeconomic fundamentals but have not yet translated into relief for households and businesses. In a statement titled ‘Nigeria at 66: From Economic Stabilisation to Shared Prosperity’, the chief executive officer, CPPE, Dr. […]
Nigeria at 66: CPPE says productivity must replace economic stabilisation
The Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise (CPPE) has called on the Federal Government and other tiers of government to shift economic policy from macroeconomic stabilisation towards productivity-led growth and shared prosperity as Nigeria marks its 66th independence anniversary.
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