Stimulating Non-Oil Sector through Marketing and Trading Strategies

Authors

• M. O. A. Adejugbe, University of Lagos, Lagos

Publisher

Central Bank of Nigeria

Keywords

Non-Oil Sector, Nigeria's GDP, Marketing, Trading Strategies, Production

Abstract

The non-oil sector of the Nigerian economy can be defined as the whole economy of Nigeria less mining (oil and gas sub-sector). The Nigerian mining sector is dominated by the oil sector, accounting, on average, for about 98 per cent of mining income in the 1990s. The non-oil sector development therefore embraces the transformation of the Nigerian economy. 'The subject matter is the use of a set of plans, strategies and stimuli directed towards trading and marketing with the object of transforming the sectors enumerated.

Author Bio

Professor M.O.A. Adejugbe is a professor of Economics from the University of Lagos.

Publication Title

CBN Economic and Financial Review

Issue

4

Volume

35

First Page

67

Last Page

80

DOI

10.33429/1957-2968.2012

Recommended Citation

Adejugbe, M. O. A. (1997). Stimulating Non-Oil Sector through Marketing and Trading Strategies. CBN Economic and Financial Review, 35(4), 67-80.