THE IMPACT OF OIL RESOURCE ABUNDANCE ON BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION INVESTMENT IN NIGERIA
Journal: International Journal of Economics and Society (Vol.1, No. 1)Publication Date: 2015-04-30
Authors : Augustine C. Osigwe;
Page : 14-17
Keywords : Oil; Resource Abundance; Building; Construction; Investment;
Abstract
This study empirically evaluated the impact of Oil Resource Abundance (ORA) on the building and construction sector investment (BCI) in Nigeria. Two Stage Least Squares (2-SLS) and the Three Stage Least Squares (3- SLS) methods of estimation were adopted in estimating the empirical model. The results revealed that ORA has a positive but insignifi cant effect on BCI. The degree of responsiveness of BCI to a 1% change in ORA is 0.15%. MANI positively and signifi cantly affected BCI. The magnitude of the sensitivity of BCI to 1% change in MANI is 1.09%. REXR has positive but insignifi cant effect on BCI. The results further showed that the price level signifi cantly determine the size of BCI. 1% change in the price level causes investment in the building and construction sector to drop by about 3.6%. RGDP signifi cantly and positively affects BCI. A 1% increase in RGDP results into 3.51% increase in BCI. Finally, a 1% rise in RIR reduces BCI by about 2.3 %.
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