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APPENDICES<br />

Appendix 1: AES 2013 Conference Papers<br />

NAME TOPIC INSTITUTION COUNTRY<br />

1. Golit, Peter Dada Fiscal Rules And Fiscal Prudence In Nigeria: A Bounds Testing Analysis Central Bank of Nigeria Nigeria<br />

2. Mr. Sanni. H. Taiwo,<br />

<strong>Econometric</strong> Analysis Of The Impact Of Fiscal Policy On Nominal Exchange Rate In Central Bank of Nigeria<br />

Nigeria<br />

Yilkudi Dinci J. (Mrs)<br />

Nigeria<br />

3. Monica A. Orisadare. PhD A SVAR Analysis of Macroeconomic Effects of Fiscal Policy Shocks in Nigeria (1970- Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife. Nigeria<br />

2010)<br />

4. Kayode Ayinde,<br />

Modelling Of Government Capital Expenditure And Revenue: Error Correction Model<br />

Nigeria<br />

O. E. Ayinde<br />

Approach<br />

5. Moses Mathu,<br />

Fiscal and Monetary Policies Coordination in Kenya: An Empirical Analysis 1996- Central Bank of Kenya<br />

Kenya<br />

Esman Nyamongo<br />

2012<br />

6. John Owusu-Afriyie Determinants of Poverty among Male-Headed and Female-Headed Households in University of Ghana<br />

Ghana<br />

Ghana<br />

7. Daniel Kwabena Twerefou Households’ Willingness-<strong>to</strong>-pay for Improved Electricity Supply in Ghana University of Ghana Ghana<br />

8. Kelechi C. Nnamdi Income Status And Homeownership: Microeconometric Evidence On Nigerian University of Port Harcourt<br />

Nigeria<br />

Households<br />

9. Feubi Pamen Eric Patrick Non-monetary Poverty Analysis in a Developing Country: Case Study of Cameroon University of Yaoundé II - Soa Cameroun<br />

10. Mohammed I. Shuaibu Foreign Direct Investment, Financial Depth And Output Performance In The Presence University of Ibadan<br />

Nigeria<br />

Of Structural Breaks: Evidence For Nigeria<br />

11. Camara Kwasi Obeng Corporate Tax Competition And FDI In Ghana University of Cape Coast Ghana<br />

12. Aiden Coville,<br />

Yu-hsuan Su<br />

From <strong>the</strong> Ground up: An impact Evaluation of <strong>the</strong> Community Infrastructure<br />

Upgrading Programme in Dar Es Salem<br />

13. Nkenchor Neville Igue, Macroeconomic Determinants Of The Nigerian S<strong>to</strong>ck Market: A Cointegration Central Bank of Nigeria<br />

Nigeria<br />

Yusuf Adamu,<br />

Ibrahim Al-Hassan Uba<br />

Approach<br />

14. Beecroft Efobi Uchenna,<br />

Osabuohien Evans<br />

Access <strong>to</strong> and Use of Financial Services in Nigeria: Micro-econometric Evidence Covenant University Nigeria<br />

15. James Ntiamoah Doku,<br />

Joshua Abor,<br />

Charles Komla Delali Adjasi,<br />

Charles Andoh<br />

16. Michael Danquah,<br />

Williams Ohemeng<br />

Alfred Barimah<br />

Market Structure, Ownership Structure And Bank Risk-Taking Behaviour: <strong>African</strong><br />

Evidence<br />

Efficiency Measurement Using a ‘True’ Random Effects and Random Parameter<br />

S<strong>to</strong>chastic Frontier Models: An Application <strong>to</strong> Rural and Community Banks in Ghana<br />

University of Ghana<br />

Ghana Institute of Management and<br />

Public Administration (GIMPA)<br />

University of Ghana<br />

Ghana<br />

Ghana<br />

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