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The Effects of External Debt Management on Sustainable Economic Growth and Development: Lessons from Nigeria
This paper reviewed the roles of debt management practices on sustainable economic growth and development with particular emphasis on Nigeria. Information was generated extensively from literature, the Nigeria Central Bank and National Bureau of Statistic reports. The analyses of the data collected
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