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Centralisation and Fiscal Arrangements in Nigeria

David G. Offensend

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The phenomenon of increasing centralisation of governmental authority is often discussed in the development literature, yet there has been little specific, quantitative research in this area. In this short article I hope to make an analysis of the centralisation phenomenon in Nigeria's development, based on such research, using the evolution of the federal fiscal arrangements as a case-study.

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Key concepts: Centralisation, Phenomenon, Decentralization, Economics, Development economics, Political science, Economic system, Market economy