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Effect of interest rate deregulation on bank deposits mobilisation in Nigeria

Authors: SIYANBOLA Trimisiu , David , Samuel Adedeji

Publication Type: Journal article

Journal: International Journal Of Marketing And Technology

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This study assessed, in empirical terms, the effect of interest rate deregulations on banks deposits mobilisation in Nigeria. It adopted the econometric tool of Ordinary Least Square (OLS) Regression method to analyse the relationship between interest rate and deposit mobilized over a period of 26 years (1985 to 2011). The study found a positive relationship between the independent and dependent variables, indicative of the fact that interest rate has a major influence on deposit mobilisation. The study therefore recommends that manufacturing companies should be favoured by government when deregulating the interest rate by way of stimulating productive sector of the economy, amongst others

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SIYANBOLA,T. David,S. Samuel,A. . (2012). Effect of interest rate deregulation on bank deposits mobilisation in Nigeria, 2 (), 194-194.

SIYANBOLA,T. David,S. Samuel,A. . "Effect of interest rate deregulation on bank deposits mobilisation in Nigeria" 2, no (), (2012): 194-194.

SIYANBOLA,T. and David,S. and Samuel,A. and . (2012). Effect of interest rate deregulation on bank deposits mobilisation in Nigeria, 2 (), pp194-194.

SIYANBOLAT, DavidS, SamuelA, . Effect of interest rate deregulation on bank deposits mobilisation in Nigeria. 2012, 2 ():194-194.

SIYANBOLA,Trimisiu , David,Sobande , and Samuel,Adedeji . "Effect of interest rate deregulation on bank deposits mobilisation in Nigeria", 2 . (2012) : 194-194.

S.Trimisiu D.Sobande & S.Adedeji , "Effect of interest rate deregulation on bank deposits mobilisation in Nigeria" vol.2, no., pp. 194-194, 2012.

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