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It is possible for your personal inflation rate to be different from the published numbers. As an individual, it is unlikely that your consumption perfectly matches the consumption of your next door neighbour let alone the national average. In fact, inflation rates often differ significantly from the national level.
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Many Nigerians view the exchange rate of a country’s currency as a gauge of economic prosperity… That said, the number itself does not tell us much and it is more beneficial to have a working understanding of the underlying mechanisms that influence it.
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Whether seen as a problem or not, the prevalence of gambling in today’s society would be difficult to deny… From observing individuals who engage with these digital platforms, I have noticed two specific misconceptions people lean on when attempting to rationalise their behaviour.
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This idea presents an interesting case with which to explore the dynamics of administrative and market approaches to resource allocation. As such, I decided to ask the question: “Is there a place for the market approach when it comes to allocating letters of recommendation?”
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As a sceptic of forex trading as it is portrayed in popular culture, I recently sat in on a discussion about the practice that really opened my eyes not to a glamorous reality but to the lies and half truths routinely pitched to the target audience.
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The efficient market hypothesis suggests that security prices reflect all available information, representing true value. In the Nigerian stock market, investor decisions stem from valuation beliefs, speculation, and insider trading. Despite inefficiencies, rule-based strategies align with the hypothesis, promoting informed investing.