This work studies brain drain, its causes and relationship with economic growth in Nigeria. Long-term economic growth cannot be achieved without people with professional technical expertise, entrepreneurial and managerial skills and investment in real sector (agriculture and industry).The absence of these experts in Nigeria, as a result of brain drain has adversely affected economic growth in the nation. To reverse brain drain and boost economic growth, the Nigerian government should create a conducive environment for investment that will ensure employment opportunities and reduce poverty. It should also put in place good institutional framework, maintain zero tolerance for corruption. It must provide the much needed infrastructures such as...
Abstract It is an established economic reality that the size of the workforce directly impacts on a ...
Nigeria is blessed with an abundance of human and natural resources. It is the 6th largest exporter ...
This study examines the relationship between technology, human capital and economic growth and also ...
The critical and catalytic role of qualified and skilled manpower in facilitating a country’s rapid ...
In the past two decades, a large number of Nigeria's valuable human resources and intellect has been...
The study analyses the Dudley Seer’s theory of development on the Nigeria economy. Before the emerge...
Developing economies are characterized by high rates of poverty, unemployment, inadequate capital, l...
Economic growth and development is about improving people’s lives through economic, social, politica...
Human capital is an important factor used in converting all resources to mankind’s use and benefit. ...
Economic growth refers to increase in a country’s potential GDP, although this differs depending on ...
Human capital is an important factor used in converting all resources to mankind's use and benefit. ...
Human capital is an important factor used in converting all resources to mankind's use and benefit. ...
Despite arrays of empirical literatures on the impact human capital development has on the economic ...
The thrust of this work is the evaluation of the expropriation of Nigeria’s vital human resources t...
Human capacity building is central to the development of any country. In fact, no country can develo...
Abstract It is an established economic reality that the size of the workforce directly impacts on a ...
Nigeria is blessed with an abundance of human and natural resources. It is the 6th largest exporter ...
This study examines the relationship between technology, human capital and economic growth and also ...
The critical and catalytic role of qualified and skilled manpower in facilitating a country’s rapid ...
In the past two decades, a large number of Nigeria's valuable human resources and intellect has been...
The study analyses the Dudley Seer’s theory of development on the Nigeria economy. Before the emerge...
Developing economies are characterized by high rates of poverty, unemployment, inadequate capital, l...
Economic growth and development is about improving people’s lives through economic, social, politica...
Human capital is an important factor used in converting all resources to mankind’s use and benefit. ...
Economic growth refers to increase in a country’s potential GDP, although this differs depending on ...
Human capital is an important factor used in converting all resources to mankind's use and benefit. ...
Human capital is an important factor used in converting all resources to mankind's use and benefit. ...
Despite arrays of empirical literatures on the impact human capital development has on the economic ...
The thrust of this work is the evaluation of the expropriation of Nigeria’s vital human resources t...
Human capacity building is central to the development of any country. In fact, no country can develo...
Abstract It is an established economic reality that the size of the workforce directly impacts on a ...
Nigeria is blessed with an abundance of human and natural resources. It is the 6th largest exporter ...
This study examines the relationship between technology, human capital and economic growth and also ...