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The Conduct of Fiscal Policy

Fiscal Policy 1992
The thrust of the 1992 budget was to consolidate the gains of the economic restructuring programme aimed at promoting greater efficiency, productivity and increased employment.

The federal government�s revenue from all sources rose from N32, 223.5 million in 1991 to N63, 564.8 million in 1992. The government�s total expenditure rose by N40, 192 million or 59.5 per cent from N67, 529.7 million in 1991 to N107, 723.3 million in 1992. The expenditure exceeded the budget provision by N55, 687.3 million or 107.1 per cent. Overall, the Government�s fiscal operation resulted in a deficit of N44, 158.5 million, an increase of N8, 402.6 million or 23.5 per cent over 1991 and against the projected surplus of N2, 100.0 million in fiscal 1992.

Facts : 1/1/1900
NEEDS:National Economic Empowerment and Development Strategy was developed by the National Planning Commission, then headed by Prof Charles Soludo. It was endorsed by the Federal Executive Council of Nigeria as a poverty-alleviating strategy. The aim of the scheme was to meet the Millenium Developoment Goals of curbing the menace of poverty in Nigeria and bringing it to the barest minimum by the year 2015.
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