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Reference	Title	Size.KB
ocp-32	Occasional Paper No.32: The Dynamics of Inflation in Nigeria (Main Report) Published 11/6/2009	5062491
ocp-08-08	Inflation Targeting: Perspectives of a Bond Market Vigilante Published 1/31/2008	135KB
ocp-09-08	Inflation Targeting Readiness Nigeria: the Role of Financial Markets in the Operational Framework Published 1/31/2008	155KB
ocp-04-08	Inflation Targeting as a Framework for Monetary Policy: Lessons from Country Experience (the Israeli Experience) Published 1/31/2008	443KB
ocp-02-08	Inflation Targeting as a Framework for Monetary Policy: Issues and Challenges Published 1/31/2008	117KB
ocp-06-08	Fiscal and Monetary Policy Coordination in an Inflation Targeting Regime Published 1/31/2008	214KB
ocp-07-08	Financial Markets and the Effectiveness of an Inflation Targeting Framework: Some Key Issues Published 1/31/2008	62KB
ocp-01-08	Factors in the Choice of Monetary Policy Regime Published 1/31/2008	260KB
ocp-03-08	Experience with Inflation Targeting in Emerging Markets Published 1/31/2008	187KB
ocp-05-08	Exchange Rate Regimes and Inflation Targeting Published 1/31/2008	310KB
rd-31-2005	The Impact Regulatory Sanctions on Banks For Non-Compliance With Foreign Exchange Guidelines: A Case Study of 25 Banks Published 2/4/2005	292KB
Occassional No. 28	Legislative-Executive Relations and the Budgetary Process in Nigeria Published 2/24/2004	182KB
ampc-03	Issues in Fiscal Management: Implications for Monetary Policy in Nigeria Published 12/31/2003	2352KB
MAY,2003	Document of the Monetary Policy Committee Communique,NO.24 Published 6/19/2003	12.7KB

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