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The Conduct of Fiscal Policy

Fiscal Policy 1990
The 1990 budget, being the first year of the National Rolling Plan was aimed at consolidating and sustaining our national development with greater emphasis on dampening of inflationary pressures, curbing of excessive monetary expansion, streamlining of government revenue- expenditure imbalances, moderation of exchange rate fluctuations and vigorous implementation of all existing measures designed to boost actual non-oil export receipts.

In 1990, the fiscal operations of the Federal Government resulted in an overall deficit of N23, 357.0 million compared with N15, 266.1 million and N12, 160.9 million in 1989 and 1988 respectively. While the retained revenue of the federal government stood at N37, 792.1 million, total expenditure (recurrent and capital) of the Federal Government was N61, 149.1 million.

Facts : 1/1/1900
Paris Club of Creditors:The club represents only government guaranteed creditors. Members include the United States of America, United Kingdom, Germany, France and Canada, who guarantee the export activities of their nationals. When the recipient nation s government is unable to pay the equivalent of the imports domestic currency cover, it becomes government debt owed to creditor nations. The first Paris Club meeting was held in 1956.
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