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NIGERIA CONSUMPTION FUNCTION – AN EMPIRICAL TEST OF THE PERMANENT INCOME HYPOTHESIS

Ikechukwu Kelikume, Faith A. Alabi, Friday Osemenshan Anetor

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Key concepts: Consumption function, Permanent income hypothesis, Economics, Consumption (sociology), Aggregate income, Autonomous consumption, Econometrics, Life-cycle hypothesis

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