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International Journal of Financial Management and Economics · 2019 · Vol. 2(2)

Kalu Ebere✉(Enugu State University of Science and Technology)Angela Agwah(Enugu State University of Science and Technology)Ebere Ume Kalu(University of Nigeria)Angela Ume(Enugu State University of Science and Technology)Nwadike Ginika(Enugu State University of Science and Technology)Nwadike GinikaAugustinaH AkaikeAvramM CatalanG ImpavidoA MusalemA CookeyM CurakS LoncarK PoposkiD DickeyW FullerD DooleyR EngleC GrangerDrs FraserP RossB GardnerH GardnerP HaissK SumegiR KingR LevineJ KongM SinghE LamboR LevineLawLevine RossJ MojekwuSon AgwuegboF OlowokudejoM NyongS OluyemiT OsipitanJ OutrevilleH ParkS BordeY ChoiD WardR Zurbruegg

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Abstract

Adopting the ordinary Least Square Regression method and measuring the impact of insurance on capital formation in Nigeria, it was found that insurance contributed significantly to capital formation within the period studied.It is evident that the insurance sector contributes largely to the process of financial intermediation which is a veritable instrument for the growth of any economy.

Insurance and Financial Risk Management Law, logistics, and international trade Insurance, Mortality, Demography, Risk ManagementComputer science

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Distribution of the Estimators for Autoregressive Time Series with a Unit Root

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