The steady decline in the price of crude oil in the global market is spreading anxiety in Nigeria and other countries that derive the bulk of their revenue from oil. This is a legitimate concern for Nigerians because the current volatility in oil price may have far-reaching negative impact on government's fiscal operations, currency exchange rate, capital flow, the stock market, foreign reserves, inflation, and interest rate. In a nutshell, the falling oil prices portend grave danger for the nation's economy.
The urgent message from this development is that we need to diversify our economy and develop the capacity of the non-oil sector to generate much more revenue into the national till. As our contribution towards nation-building and development, Newways Consulting and Centre for Public Service Productivity and Development have decided to rub minds together in order to tackle the issue and proffer a lasting solution.
Course Contents
Managing the impact of declining on oil prices
Exchange Rate Policy in the Face of Dwindling Oil Exports
The Impact of Oil on Nigeria\'s Economic Policy Formulation
Empirical Analysis of Resource Curse in Nigeria
Global Recession, Oil Sector and Economic Growth in Nigeria
Managing Oil Revenue Volatility in Nigeria: The Role of Fiscal Policy