Abstract. This paper addresses the impact of institutions and social capital on economic development of Nigeria. It advanced an argument that economic prosperity of a country is embedded in social organizations and transformations of her institutions built from social capital. The methodology adopted was quantitative and qualitative. The results present a declining negative impact of social capital and institutional variables on economic development; affirming the importance of social capital on institutional quality. Therefore, the way forward is taking a tougher stance against abuse of power and employ mechanism of social capital to reconcile conflict among social, political and economic interest groups.Keywords: Institutions, Social capi...
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to explore the alleged link between institutional quality and...
Development is a continuous process which increase choices available for human beings. However, ther...
This Study examined the implications of Public expenditure on social capital for the economic growth...
Abstract. This paper addresses the impact of institutions and social capital on economic development...
Social capital in sociology, economics, psychology and allied disciplines had been explored mostly, ...
Is social capital always important for economic growth? A number of recent micro studies suggest tha...
Using 1975-2000 panel data, this paper examines the effects of institutions and social capital, in t...
Is social capital a substitute or a complement to formal institutions for achieving economic growth?...
Includes bibliographical referencesThe important role of institutions is relatively agreed on within...
ABSTRACT A study of sustainable development needs to consider the role of all forms of capital—natu...
The growth-enhancing potency of Foreign Capital Inflows has raised policy concerns for sustainable d...
This article addresses the question of why social networks have failed to promote economic developme...
Emerging consensuses among growth economists view good institutions as the key determinant of improv...
Social capital is acquired through goodwill which a person poses over time. It is a very vital tool ...
Theoretical and empirical evidences support the notion that political institutions enhance economic ...
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to explore the alleged link between institutional quality and...
Development is a continuous process which increase choices available for human beings. However, ther...
This Study examined the implications of Public expenditure on social capital for the economic growth...
Abstract. This paper addresses the impact of institutions and social capital on economic development...
Social capital in sociology, economics, psychology and allied disciplines had been explored mostly, ...
Is social capital always important for economic growth? A number of recent micro studies suggest tha...
Using 1975-2000 panel data, this paper examines the effects of institutions and social capital, in t...
Is social capital a substitute or a complement to formal institutions for achieving economic growth?...
Includes bibliographical referencesThe important role of institutions is relatively agreed on within...
ABSTRACT A study of sustainable development needs to consider the role of all forms of capital—natu...
The growth-enhancing potency of Foreign Capital Inflows has raised policy concerns for sustainable d...
This article addresses the question of why social networks have failed to promote economic developme...
Emerging consensuses among growth economists view good institutions as the key determinant of improv...
Social capital is acquired through goodwill which a person poses over time. It is a very vital tool ...
Theoretical and empirical evidences support the notion that political institutions enhance economic ...
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to explore the alleged link between institutional quality and...
Development is a continuous process which increase choices available for human beings. However, ther...
This Study examined the implications of Public expenditure on social capital for the economic growth...