An Empirical Analyses of the Effect of National Debt on Inflation Rate in Nigeria
Journal: International Journal of Advanced Finance and Accounting (Vol.2, No. 1)Publication Date: 2021-03-31
Authors : Okafor Victor Ikechukwu; Godspower Jennifer Odinakachi; Obizuo Chinwendu Judith;
Page : 16-29
Keywords : National Debt; Inflation Rate; Nigeria;
Abstract
This study reviewed the relationship between national debt and inflation rate in Nigeria using multiple linear regression and simple linear regression. Augmented-Dickey fuller test and Breusch-Pagan test were conducted to ascertain if my model follows the assumptions of ordinal linear regression (OLS). It was found that external debt and domestic debt in a multilinear model does not have any significant effect and/or relationship with inflation rate, while in a simple regression model (using national debt as predictor) does have a negative correlation with inflation rate. This supports the primary purpose for government borrowing, financing deficit budget for the prolonged growth and sustainability of the economy.
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