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Chylo:Sir, I sent you a PM. I look forward to your reply. Thank you. |
Chylo:Thanks I got the book's preview online, but couldn't get the main book. Also, all my efforts to get it in bookshops proved abortive. ![]() I'll be glad if you can help me with the e-copy. |
misspicy:Hahahaha! |
Hello guys, it feels good to be here ; in the arena where beautiful minds mingle. I tried getting textbooks on computational Economics and introduction to Computable General Equilibrium model, but am yet to lay my hand on one. I will greatly appreciate it if I find anyone here with any of these textbooks(e-book preferably). Thanks. |
Hello guys, it feels good to be here ; in the arena where beautiful minds like yours tread. I tried getting textbooks on computational Economics and introduction to Computable General Equilibrium model, but am yet to lay my hand on one. I will greatly appreciate it if I find anyone here with any of these textbooks(e-book preferably). Thanks. |
Terrific! |
hensben:It's investment, not social nor humanitarian service. |
Really? |
Yeah. It is. |
#Save_Our_NAIRA! (SON) #Save_Our_Economy! |
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Yeah! "clitoral & G *spot* stimulation" works like magic ![]() Don't ask me how I know! Warning: Only for married couples! |
Ayodeb:I think this is really the 'needful' "This move is basically a continuation of its strategy of tightening up forex inflows and outflows (capital controls)" |
Orfankwagh:Yeah! It will help curtail the excesses of all the so call speculators(probably),illegal transactions and make a little sense outta the CBN efforts! |
Nice Move! The Central Bank released a circular Thursday instructing Bureau De Change (BDC’s) that from August 1 2015, all transactions consummated by the BDCs must have a Bank Verification Number of their customers. The CBN also asked BDCs to provide bank verification numbers of their own directors or risk being booted out of the foreign exchange market. This move is basically a continuation of its strategy of tightening up forex inflows and outflows (capital controls) The CBN has issued several circulars in recent weeks aimed at ensuring the parallel market continues to be starved of funds. Nairametrics sees this move as a strategy to ensure the arbitrage created by the wide disparity between the interbank market rate and the parallel market rate is not exploited. In the past, Nigerian banks have engaged in these activities (otherwise called round-tripping) where banks on behalf of their customers use conduits to purchase money from the interbank market and then sell at a higher spread at the black market http://nairametrics.com/spying-you-cbn-instructs-bdcs-to-report-your-forex-deals-using-bvn/?utm_source=&utm_medium=facebook |
Cool. Congrat! |
I still dnt gerrit! Okay, let's assume we dance to the song you guys(primarily the come and chop guyz~investors) are singing; to what extent are we gonna go with the devaluation? and in whose interest is the devaluation? How long will the party last till you guys call for another round? Let's do the cost-benefit analysis of this! Can you imagine what devaluation of naira will do to the cost of importing finish petroleum product and it's spiral effect on the economy? NB: inflation is now around 9.2%! Mind you, Emefiele has team of brilliant economists around him too! |


