• The Effect Of Inflation And Interest Rate On Agricultural Productivity In Nigeria From 2000-2015

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    • 1.2 STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
      Inflation is undeniably one of the most leading and dynamic macroeconomic issues confronting economy of Nigeria and has become a leading topic of discussion in Nigerian families and press as its effects penetrate more deeply into nation’s life due to prevailing increase in prices (Olatunji et al., 2010). The consumer price index for food over the years in Nigeria constituted a larger proportion of the composite consumer price index and as noted by Oppedahl (2009), households in developing countries spend more on food relative to overall spending and therefore, food price inflation had played a bigger role in overall inflation. That is why the researcher wants to investigate the effect of inflation and interest rate on Agricultural productivity in Nigeria from 2000-2015
      1.3 OBJECTIVE OF THE STUDY
      The objectives of the study are;
      1.   To ascertain the factors that affect agricultural productivity
      2.   To ascertain the effect of inflation on Nigeria’s economy
      3.   To ascertain the relationship between effect of inflation and agricultural productivity
      4.   To ascertain the effect of inflation and interest rate on agricultural productivity in Nigeria from 200-2015
      1.4 RESEARCH HYPOTHESES
      For the successful completion of the study, the following research hypotheses were formulated by the researcher;  
      H0: there are no factors that affect agricultural productivity
      H1: there are factors that affect agricultural productivity
      H02:there is no relationship between effect of inflation and agricultural productivity
      H2:there is relationship between effect of inflation and agricultural productivity
      1.5 SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY
      This study will be of significance to students of different higher of learning as it would enlighten them and the entire nation. Finally, this study will also help to serve as literature (reference source) to the public, individuals and corporate bodies into what to carry out on further research on the effect of inflation and interest rate on agricultural productivity in Nigeria.

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