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CURRICULUM VITAE
As at April, 2010
NAMES IN FULL
NWOKOMA, Ndubisi Ifeanyi (Dr)
(Formerly EKEOKU)
DESIGNATION
Senior Lecturer
Department of Economics
University of Lagos
Akoka, Lagos
PLACE AND DATE OF BIRTH:
Azumini-Ndoki, Ukwa East L.G.A.
Abia State, Nigeria.
12th May, 1954
EMAIL ADDRESSES:
[email protected],
[email protected]
TELEPHONE:
+234 8033068711
SEX
Male
NATIONALITY AT BIRTH:
Nigerian
ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS
Academic
(i)
(ii)
Ph.D. Economics
(Macro-econometric Modelling
and Policy Simulation)
1984
M.Sc. Economics
(Operations Research/Econometrics)
1982
(iii) B.Sc. (Hons.) Economics
(2nd Class Upper Division)
1980
(iv) W.A.S.C. (Grade One)
1974
Professional
ACS, Associate Member, Chartered Institute of Stockbrokers
2000/2002
Authorised Dealing Clerk, Nigerian Stock Exchange.
2002
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DISTINCTIONS AND AWARDS
(i)
School Prize in Academic Performance,
Government Secondary School, Afikpo, Nigeria
(1970)
(ii)
USSR Government Overseas Scholarship
(1976)
(iii)
Imo State Government Scholarship
(1978)
(iv)
University of Ibadan Post Graduate Scholarship
(1981)
(v)
French Government Overseas Scholarship
(1983)
STATEMENTS OF EXPERIENCE
Work Experience

Senior Lecturer, (Under Assessment for Associate Professor position since March
2008) Department of Economics, University of Lagos, Lagos, Nigeria
(March 2001 – To Date)

Special Assistant to the Director-General/Chief Executive of The Nigerian Stock
Exchange, Lagos, Nigeria, (on Sabbatical) (February 2008 – January 2009).

Senior Lecturer, Department of Economics, University of Lagos, Lagos, Nigeria
(March 2001 – To Date)

Assistant Director and Head of Training and Consultancy at ESUT Business
School Lagos. Received accreditation as management trainer - by the Centre for
Management Development, the regulatory institution for management education
in Nigeria. (1995-2000).

Manager/Head, Corporate Planning and New Products Division of ABC Merchant
Bank (Nigeria) Limited (in liquidation) (1990-1994)

Joined banking sector and gained commercial banking experience at Progress
Bank Nigeria Plc. (in liquidation) and served in Corporate Planning and as
Special Assistant to the Chief Executive Officer. (1988-1990)

Gained university teaching and research experience first as Lecturer II at the
Ogun State University, Ago-Iwoye (1984 – 1985), and then Lecturer II / I at the
Federal University of Technology, Owerri (1985 – 1988). Appointed Senior
Lecturer at the Imo State University, Okigwe (1988).
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Participated actively as graduate assistant in the construction and maintenance of
econometric models for the Federal Ministry of National Planning under the
auspices of the Center for Econometric and Allied Research CEAR, of the
University of Ibadan (1982 - 1984)
University Teaching Experience
Institution
Designation
Ogun State
University
Ago-Iwoye
Federal
University of
Technology,Owerri
Federal
University of
Technology,Owerri
Enugu State
University of
Science & Tech
(ESUT) Business
School, Lagos
University of
Lagos, Akoka,
Lagos
Lecturer II
University of
Lagos, Akoka,
Lagos
Senior
Lecturer
Lecturer II
Lecturer I
Assistant
Director
/ Senior
Lecturer
Lecturer I
Area of
Specialisation
Macroeconomics
/Econometric
Modelling
Macroeconomics
/Econometric
Modelling
Macroeconomics
/Econometric
Modelling
Macroeconomics
/Econometric
Modelling
Macroeconomics
/Econometric
Modelling,
Money and Capital
Markets
Macroeconomics
/Econometric
Modelling,
Money and Capital
Markets
Subjects Taught
Dates
Mathematics, Statistics
and Monetary &
Financial Institutions
Engineering Economics,
Operations Research and
Industrial Economics
Engineering Economics,
Operations Research and
Industrial Economics
Managerial Economics,
Macroeconomics,
Monetary Economics &
Policy and Research
Methods
Mathematical
Economics, Statistics
Macroeconomics
and Monetary Economics
Aug. 1984Sept. 1985
Mathematical
Economics, Statistics
Macroeconomics
and Financial Economics
Oct. 2005 –To
Date
Sept. 1985Sept. 1987
Sept. 1987Oct. 1988
Oct. 1995Mar. 2000
Mar. 2001 –
Sept. 2005
University Administrative Experience
Federal
University of
Technology,Owerri
Enugu State
University of
Science & Tech
(ESUT) Business
School, Lagos
University of
Examinations Officer, School (Faculty) of Management
Technology
Member, VC-appointed Board and Investigative Panel
Assistant Director – Academic – MBA and PGD programmes
1985 – 1988
Member, Faculty of Social Sciences Journal Committee ……
2004 - 2007
1986 - 1988
1995 - 2000
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Lagos
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Member, Faculty of Social Sciences Examination
Malpractice Committee ………………………………………..
Member, Faculty of Social Sciences Research Committee …..
Chairman, Departmental Postgraduate Committee
2007
2004 – 2006,
2009 To Date
Aug. 2006 –
Jan. 2008
CURRENT RESEARCH
Current academic research interests include economic theory, econometric modeling and
financial markets
COURSES CURRENTLY TEACHING
Mathematical Economics / Quantitative Techniques / Econometrics, Applied Statistics,
Economic Theory, Money and Capital Markets and Policy
DETAILS OF PUBLICATIONS
(See Attached)
OTHER ACTIVITIES OUTSIDE CURRENT EMPLOYMENT
(a)
Member, National Technical Committee on “Product Liability Standard”,
Standards Organisation of Nigeria, SON. (2003)
(b)
Member, Editorial Review Board, Nigerian Journal of Economic and Social Studies,
NJESS, Journal of the Nigerian Economic Society (2007 – 2011)
(c)
Associate Editor and Member of Council, Nigerian Economic Society, (2007 – To Date).
(d)
Conference Editor, Nigerian Economic Society, (2009 - 2010).
(e)
Managing Editor, Nigerian Journal of Securities and Finance
(A publication of The Nigerian Stock Exchange) (2008-2009).
(f)
Member, Education Committee, Chartered Institute of Stockbrokers of Nigeria (2008).
(g)
Member, Research Committee, Chartered Institute of Stockbrokers of Nigeria (2008/2009).
(h)
Chief Examiner, Global Economics and Financial Systems, Chartered Institute of
Stockbrokers Professional Examinations (2004 – 2008)
(i)
Member, Board of Directors, African Finance and Economic Association, AFEA (USA)
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(2007)
(j)
Member, Board of Trustees, Chief Chidi Anyaegbu Foundation (CHISCO) (2006 – To date)
MEMBERSHIP OF PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS:
(a)
Life Member, Nigerian Economic Society
(b)
Member, American Economic Association
(d)
Member, African Finance and Economic Association.
(c)
Member, African Econometrics Society.
(b)
Associate Member, Chartered Institute of Stockbrokers (of Nigeria).
EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES/HOBBIES:
Reading, Table Tennis, Jogging.
CONSULTANCIES
1. Research Assistant / Economist in the construction and maintenance of
econometric models for the Federal Ministry of National Planning under the
auspices of the Center for Econometric and Allied Research CEAR, of the
University of Ibadan (1982 – 1984)
2. Consultant on NACCIMA/Centre for International Private Enterprise,
Washington, USA, survey project on 2001/2002 Nigerian Federal Budget
implementation, (2002/2003)
3. Consultant on Central Bank of Nigeria / NISER Baseline Economic Study on
small and medium industries in Nigeria : A survey project covering Lagos and
Ogun states under the auspices of University of Lagos Consultancy Services
(UNILAG Consult) (2003/2004)
4. Consultant on the Appraisal of Financial Losses suffered by BOURDEX
TELECOMMUNICATIONS LIMITED (Between August 2001 and December
2004 as a result of non-completion of Project by HARRIS CANADA INC.)
(2003/2005)
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5. Consultant on the Long-Term Strategic Repositioning Study of The Centre for
Management Development (CMD), Lagos, Nigeria. (2008/2009)
PUBLICATIONS WITH DATES
(i)
THESES
1.
Ekeoku, N. I. (1980 “Recurrent Expenditure Implications of Federal Government
Road Projects in Nigeria (1970 -1979”) Unpublished B.Sc. (Economics) Research Essay,
Department of Economics, University of Ibadan.
2.
Abolarin, D. O., Awotunde, D. A., Ekeoku, N. I., Fadipe, J. A. O., Idoko, A. A.,
Olowomofe, O. O. and Omoyola, A. K. (1980) “Proposed Computer Service
Centre in Ibadan: A report on Feasibility Study” Unpublished B.Sc. (Economics)
Project evaluation Study. Department of Economics, University of Ibadan.
3.
Ekeoku, N. I. (1982) “An Econometric Macro Model of the Nigerian Economy
(1960 - 1978”) Unpublished M.Sc. Project. Department of Economics,
University of Ibadan.
4.
Ekeoku, N. I. (1984) “Simulation and Fiscal Policy Analysis with a Macro
Econometric Model of the Nigerian Economy (1960 - 1981)” Unpublished
Ph.D thesis. Department of Economics, University of Ibadan.
(ii)
MONOGRAPHS AND BOOKS
(a)
MONOGRAPHS AND TECHNICAL PAPERS
1.
Olofin, S. J. Iyaniwura; D. Poloamina and N. Ekeoku (1983) “Specification and
Estimation of the CEAR NPM MAC IV Econometric Model of the Nigerian
Economy” Centre for Econometric and Allied Research (CEAR) DP-83-01.
University of Ibadan. Technical paper submitted to the Federal Ministry of
National Planning (NPM).
2.
Olofin, S.; S. Olayide; J. Iyaniwura; D. Poloamina; J. Adeniyi and
N. Ekeoku (1983) “The CEAR-FMNP MAC Economic Model of the Nigerian
Economy”. Centre for Econometric and Allied Research (CEAR) DP-81-06.
University of Ibadan. Paper prepared for the Fall Meetings of PROJECT LINK,
at Tsukuba University, Tokyo, Japan and Technical Report to the Federal Ministry
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of National Planning (FMNP), Lagos.
3.
Olofin, S. and N. I. Ekeoku (1984) “The Revised CEAR-MAC 1I1 Model of
the Nigerian Economy” Centre for Econometric and Allied Research (CEAR)
DP-84-02. University of Ibadan. Technical Paper submitted to the Federal Ministry
of National Planning (FMNP).
4.
Ekeoku, N. and S. Olofin (1985) “Macroeconometric model revisions in developing
countries: The case of the MAC III model of the Nigerian economy”: Centre for
Econometric and Allied Research (CEAR) University of Ibadan.
(a)
CHAPTERS IN BOOKS / CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS
LOCAL PUBLICATIONS
1.
Olofin, S and N. Ekeoku (1985) “Ex-post Analysis of Government Fiscal Policy
(1975 - 1981) with the CEAR MODEL MAC III’’ in S. O. Olofin (edited)
Modelling Nigeria’s Economic Development, Ibadan: Ibadan University Press
(Pages 131 - 182)
2.
Ekeoku N. I. (1988) “An Analysis of the Desirability of Joint Public/Private
Transport Services in Imo State” in M. A. Alugbuo (edited). Business in Nigeria: Issues,
Problems and Prospects (The Imo State Case). Faculty of Business Administration,
Imo State University, Okigwe, Nigeria. Unique Press Limited, Aba. (Pages 109 - 118)
3.
Nwokoma, N. I. (2004) “Trends in Stock Market Professional Training and Quality
Enhancement in Nigeria” in Fajana, Sola (edited) Global Trends & Industrial
Relations in Nigeria: A book of readings. Published by Faculty of Business
Administration, University of Lagos, Nigeria.
(Pages 112 - 125)
4.
Nwokoma, N. I. (2004) “Globalisation, Open regionalism and the ECOWAS stock
markets” in Globalisation and Africa’s Economic Development; Selected
Papers for the 2003 Annual Conference of the Nigerian Economic Society.
Published by the Nigerian Economic Society, NES. (Pages 483 - 505)
5.
Nwokoma, N. I. (2005), “Structure of Social Overhead Capital in Nigeria” in O.O.
Fakiyesi and S.O. Akano (edited) Issues in Money, Finance and Economic
Management in Nigeria: Essays in Honour of Professor Obasanmi Olakanpo.
Lagos: University of Lagos Press (Pages 301 - 324)
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6.
Nwokoma, N. I. (2006), “The Growth of Non-Bank Financial Intermediaries in Nigeria”
in A. Adenikinju and O. Olaniyan (edited) Applied Macroeconomics and
Economic Development: Essays in Honour of Professor Sam Oladapo Olofin.
Ibadan: Ibadan University Press (Pages 255 - 282)
7.
Nwokoma, N. I. (2006), “Issues and Challenges in Banking Sector Consolidation and
Economic Development in Nigeria” in Olasupo Akano and Kayode Familoni
(edited) The National Economic Empowerment and Development Strategy:
Philosophy, Opportunities and Challenges. Lagos: University of Lagos Press
(Pages 252 - 272)
8.
Nwokoma, N. I. (2007), “Problems and Policies of International Trade” in Lai Olurode
and Kole Fagbohungbe (edited) Readings on Public and International Affairs
Published by the Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Lagos (Pages 87 - 106)
9.
Nwokoma, N. I. (2007), “Capital Market Performance in Nigeria’s new Democratic era”
in Joab-Peterside Sofiri and Ukoha Ukiwo (edited) The Travails and Challenges
of Democracy in Nigeria, 1999-2003 and Beyond Published by the Centre for
Advanced Social Science (CASS) Port Harcourt. (Pages 19 - 36)
10.
Nwokoma, N. I. (2009), “ECOWAS and Intra-Regional Trade, 1975-2005” in U. Joy
Ogwu and Warisu O. Alli (edited) ECOWAS: Milestones in Regional
Integration Published by the Nigerian Institute of International Affairs, Lagos
(Pages 225 - 245)
FOREIGN / INTERNATIONAL PUBLICATIONS
11.
12.
Nwokoma, N. I. (2008), “Public Sector Reforms and the Future Development of African
Economies: An Appraisal of the Nigerian Situation” in Sylvain H. Boko and
Diery Seck (edited) NEPAD and the Future of Economic Policy in Africa.
Chapter 9, Trenton, New Jersey, USA: Africa World Press, Inc. (A Publication
of United Nations African Institute for Economic Development and Planning,
UNIDEP, Dakar, Senegal) (Pages 151 - 168)
Nwokoma, N. I. and Nwokoma, N. A. (2009), “Appraising Employment and Export-led
Industrialisation in post-reform Nigeria” in Sylvain H. Boko and Diery Seck
(edited) Sector-Led Growth in Africa and Implications for Development
Chapter 5, Trenton, New Jersey, USA: Africa World Press, Inc. (A Publication
of United Nations African Institute for Economic Development and Planning,
UNIDEP, Dakar, Senegal) (Pages 99 - 113)
(iii)
ARTICLES ALREADY APPEARED IN LEARNED JOURNALS
LOCAL JOURNALS
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1.
Olofin, S. and N. Ekeoku (1982) “An Econometric Simulation of Oil Policy in the
Nigerian Economy”, Ife Social Sciences Review, Vol. 5 Nos. 1 and 2. (Pages 1 - 23)
2.
Ekeoku, N. (1986) “Government External Borrowing in the Nigerian Post-Boom Era:
Some Simulation Implications and Results”. Nigerian Journal of Economic and
Social Studies Vol. 28 No. 3 November. (Pages 357 – 369).
3.
Ekeoku, N. (1986) “A Macroeconomic Simulation Analysis of Fiscal Policy
Effectiveness in Nigeria” Ife Social Sciences Review Vol. 9 Nos. 1 and 2.
(Pages 47 – 60)
4.
Nwokoma, N. I. (2002), “Stock Market performance and macroeconomic indicators
nexus in Nigeria: An empirical investigation” Nigerian Journal of Economic
and Social Studies, Vol. 44, No. 2, November. (Pages 231 – 251)
5.
Nwokoma, N. I. (2003), “Empirical Appraisal of Nigeria’s Balance of Payment in an era
of turbulence” The Social and Management Scientist, Journal of the Faculty of
Social and Management Sciences, Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko,
Nigeria. Vol. 1, No. 1 October (Pages 71 - 86)
6.
Nwokoma, N. I. and S. O. Olofin (2004), “An empirical evaluation of globalisation and
the Nigerian stock market” Nigerian Journal of Economic and Social Studies,
Vol. 46, No. 1, November. (Pages 66 – 83)
7.
Nwokoma, N. I. (2004), “An Appraisal of Nigeria’s International Trade in the 1990s”
Nigerian Journal of International Affairs NJIA, NIIA Vol. 30, No. 1
(Pages 50 – 67)
8.
Nwokoma, N. I. (2004), “Power, Political Parties and Socio-economic Welfare
Enhancement in Nigeria’s Fourth Republic” Unilag Journal of Politics, Vol. 1,
No. 1, December. (Pages 58 - 81)
9.
Nwokoma, N. I. (2005), “Appraising the Trend of Public Policy on Commercialisation of
Public Enterprises in Nigeria”, Unilag Journal of Politics, Vol. 2, No. 2,
December. (Pages 35 - 56)
10.
Nwokoma, N. I. (2005), “Manufacturing Sector Capacity and Living Standards in
Nigeria” Nigerian Management Review, Vol. 16 No. 2, July - December
(Pages 1424 - 1434)
11.
Nwokoma, N. I. (2005), “Output Growth and Stock Market Development Nexus in
Nigeria: An empirical analysis” Nigerian Journal of Economic and Social
Studies, Vol. 48, No. 1 (Pages 83 - 101)
12.
Nwokoma, N. I. (2006), “Stock Return Volatility and Market Automation in Nigeria: A
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Comparative Appraisal” The Nigerian Journal of Risk & Insurance NJRI,
Vol. 5, No. 1, (Pages 13 - 33)
13.
Nwokoma, N. I. (2006), “Appraising the Nexus between Trading Activity and Human
Resource Development in Nigeria’s Stock Market” The Journal of Banking and
Finance, JBF Vol. 8, No. 1, (Pages 20 - 32)
FOREIGN / INTERNATIONAL JOURNALS
14.
Nwokoma, N. I. (2003), “Stock Market Returns and Government Budget Deficits in
Nigeria: An Empirical Analysis” West African Journal of Monetary &
Economic Integration WAMI-IMAO, Accra, Ghana. Vol. 3 No. 1 June
(Pages 115 - 134)
15.
Nwokoma, N. I. (2004), “Incentives in Nigeria’s Food Manufacturing Industries and their
impact on output and prices” South African Journal of Economic and
Management Sciences, NS Vol. 7, No. 3, September. (Pages 553 - 569)
16.
Nwokoma, N. I. (2004), “Foreign Direct Investment and the Business Climate in the
ECOWAS sub region” West African Journal of Monetary & Economic
Integration WAMI-IMAO, Accra, Ghana. Vol. 4, No. 2, December.
(Pages 45 - 69)
17.
Nwokoma, N. I. (2005), “Investigating the Stability of Stock Market Returns in Selected
Sub-Saharan African Stock Exchanges”, West African Journal of Monetary &
Economic Integration WAMI-IMAO, Accra, Ghana. Vol. 5, No. 2(b),
December. (Pages 171 - 194)
18.
Nwokoma, N. I. (2006), “Comparative Analysis of Industrialisation: The case of Nigeria
and Selected Transition and Developing Economies” Journal of Development
Alternatives and Area Studies, Texas, USA Vol. 25 No. 4, December
(Pages 31 - 57)
(iv)
ARTICLES ALREADY ACCEPTED FOR PUBLICATION
LOCAL PUBLICATIONS
1.
Nwokoma, N. I. (2007), “The Nigerian Capital Market and the Privatisation Programme
under democracy” Nigerian Journal of Business and Social Sciences, Faculty of
Social Sciences, University of Lagos (Accepted and Forthcoming) (Pages --)
2.
Nwokoma, N. I. (2007), “Emerging Trends in Consumer Payments in Africa – The Case
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of Nigeria” in Tayo Fakiyesi (edited) Essays in Honour of Professor Siyanbola
Tomori; Department of Economics, University of Lagos, Lagos (Accepted and
Forthcoming) (Pages --)
3.
Nwokoma, N. I. (2009), “The Development of The Nigerian Capital Market and the
Implications for Monetary Policy, 1973 – 2008” Nigerian Journal of Economic
and Social Studies (Special Issue), Nigerian Economic Society (Accepted and
Forthcoming) (Pages --)
FOREIGN / INTERNATIONAL PUBLICATIONS
4.
Nwokoma, N. I. (2009), “An Empirical Appraisal of Human Capital Development and
Size of Stock Market in Nigeria” Journal of Development Alternatives and
Area Studies, Texas, USA (Accepted and Forthcoming) (Pages ---)
5.
Nwokoma, N. I. (2010), “Appraisal of Heteroskedastic Behaviour of Stock Returns in
Selected African Stock Exchanges” in N. I. Nwokoma and Akpan H. Ekpo
(edited) Africa’s Capital Market Development: Issues in Corporate
Governance and Economic Growth – Essays in Honour of Professor Ndi
Okereke-Onyiuke, OON, Trenton, New Jersey, USA: Africa World Press, Inc.
(Forthcoming) (Pages ---)
UNPUBLISHED PAPERS READ AT CONFERENCES /
RESEARCH COMPLETED BUT NOT YET PUBLISHED
1. Issues in the Central Bank of Nigeria’s Naira Policy (June 2009) (for
Submission to Nigerian Management Review)
RESEARCH IN PROGRESS
1. Stock market reforms in developing economies;
2. Government Budget Trends in Oil Exporting Developing Economies
3. Book on “Economics for Managers”
SOME INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES ATTENDED
1.
2003: Annual Conference of the African Econometric Society (AES) held at the
University of Stellenbosch, South Africa: July, 1–4. Presented paper (with S. O. Olofin)
on “An Empirical Evaluation of globalization and the Nigerian Stock Market” Posted
online)
http://www.sun.ac.za/internet/academic/economy/economics/conference/papers/nwo
komaolofin.pdf
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2.
2004: Annual Conference of the African Econometric Society (AES) held at the
University of Cape Town, South Africa: June 30 - July 2, Presented paper on “Stock
Market performance and macroeconomic indicators nexus in Nigeria: An empirical
investigation”
Posted
online)
http://www.commerce.uct.ac.za/economics/Conferences/2004/AES2004Conference/P
apers/Nwokoma
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2005: Annual Meeting of the Allied Social Sciences Associations (ASSA) under the
ISINI sub-theme of GLOBAL ECONOMICS AND FINANCIAL MARKETS:
THEORY AND EVIDENCE held at Marriots Hotels, Philadelphia, USA: January, 7 – 9.
Presented paper on “Stock Return Volatility and Market Automation in Nigeria: A
Comparative Appraisal” (Posted online) http://www.vanderbilt.edu/AEA/anmt.htm
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2005 10th Annual Conference on Econometric Modelling for Africa by the African
Econometric Society (AES)/ African Economic Research Consortium, AERC held at
the Grand Regency Hotel, Nairobi, Kenya, July, 6 - 8. Presented paper on “Empirical
Investigation of Stability of Trend of Returns in Selected African Stock Exchanges”
(Posted online) http://www.aercafrica.org/aes/papers/group_A/A14 - Nwokoma
Ndubisi Ifeanyi.pdf
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2005: International Conference on “NEPAD and the Future of Economic Policy in
Africa” organised by the UN African Institute for Economic Development and Planning
(IDEP) and the African Finance and Economics Association (AFEA), Dakar, Senegal.,
November, 9 – 12. Presented paper on “Public Sector Reforms and the Future
Development of African Economies: An Appraisal of the Nigerian Situation” (Abstract
posted online)
6.
2006: Annual Meeting of the Allied Social Sciences Associations (ASSA) organized
by the American Economic Association held at Sheraton Hotels, Boston, USA:
January, 5 – 7.
7.
2006: Eleventh Annual Conference on Econometric Modelling for Africa by the
African Econometric Society (AES) / United Nations African Institute for Economic
Development, IDEP held at IDEP, Dakar, Senegal, July, 5 – 7.
8.
2007: Annual Meeting of the Allied Social Sciences Associations (ASSA) organized
by the American Economic Association held at Hyatt Regency Hotel, Chicago, USA:
January, 5 – 7.
9.
2007: Twelfth Annual Conference of the African Econometric Society (AES) held at
Sun Cape Hotels, Cape Town, South Africa, July, 4 – 6. Presented paper on “Appraising
the Heteroskedastic Behaviour of Stock Returns in Selected African Stock Exchanges”
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10.
2008: Thirteenth Annual Conference of the African Econometric Society (AES) held
at University of Pretoria, Pretoria, South Africa, July.
11.
2009: Annual Meeting of the Allied Social Sciences Associations (ASSA) organized
by the American Economic Association held at Hilton Hotel, San Francisco, California,
USA: January, 2 – 5.
12.
2009: Fourteenth Annual Conference of the African Econometric Society (AES) held
at Sheraton Hotels, Abuja, Nigeria, July, 8 - 10.
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