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Reference	Title	Size
OCP-2015	Monetary Sector Model For Nigeria Published 6/10/2015	5037965
OCP - 47	Fiscal Incentives in Nigeria_Lessons of Experience Published 5/22/2015	3274993
OCP - 52	Mathematical Modeling of Nigeria's Zero-Coupon Yield Curve Published 5/20/2015	2912373
OCP - 53	Credit Delivery to Small and Medium Enterprises - Post Bank Consolidation in Nigeria Published 5/20/2015	608789
OCP - 54	Effects of Monetary Policy on the Real Economy of Nigeria - A Disaggregated Analysis Published 5/20/2015	681052
OCP-45	Financial Inclusion in Nigeria: Issues and Challenges Published 10/15/2014	732397
OCP-46	Issues and Challenges for the Design and Implementation of Macro-prudential Policy in Nigeria Published 10/15/2014	646195
OCP - 48	Bank Intermediation in Nigeria: Growth, Competition, and Performance of the Banking Industry, 1990 - 2010 Published 10/15/2014	1814795
OCP - 49	Discount Houses and the Changing Financial Landscape in Nigeria Published 10/15/2014	706278
OCP - 50	Mortgage Financing in Nigeria Published 10/15/2014	758150
OCP-43	An Analysis of The Monetary Policy Transmission Mechanism and the Real Economy in Nigeria Published 2/11/2014	845036
OCP-44	Transition to Full-Fledged Inflation Targeting: A Proposed Programme for Implementation by the Central Bank of Nigeria Published 2/11/2014	1017656
OCP-40	Occasional Paper No 40: An Assessment of the Operations of the Presidential Initiatives on Agriculture in Nigeria: 2001 - 2007 Published 3/28/2013	661841
OCP-41	Occasional Paper No 41: Real Exchange Rate Misalignment: an implication of behavioural equilibrium exchange rate (BEER) to Nigeria Published 3/28/2013	694424
WAIFEM - 01	WAIFEM Regional Conference Announcement Holding at ECOWAS Secretariat October 9 - 12, 2011 Published 8/18/2011	1850986
ocp-39	Occasional Papers No.39 Published 4/2/2011	4787972
ocp-38	Occasional Papers No.38 Published 4/2/2011	4787972
Ocp-23	Occasional Paper No.32a: The Dynamics of Inflation in Nigeria (Non-Technical Report) Published 11/6/2009	5351826

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