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Analysis of the effect of globalisation on Nigerian rubber industry

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  • MESIKE, C. S.
  • GIROH, D.Y.
  • OWIE, O,E.D.
  • SAGAY, G.A.

Abstract

The globalisation of trade hcts. exposed. Nigeri,m. rubber. to the fltwtu_ations .in. global rubber prices and the instability in the natural rubber pr~ces has been a disincentive for rnbber production and exports. Underlyi_ng factors in the e?C,p9.rt of natural rubber &S a sub-sector of agriculture are investigated using secondary data_ frorn Nigeria· _d_µring J960-2004 and primary data from 120 farmers, Data were analysed using descriptiv.e statistics and multiple regression,. Result reveaJed that output and producers pri~e exerted positive effects on export supply, thaJ )s. a rise .in output and.·producers price would cause exporters to export more natµral rubqer. However; domestic consumpti9rt quantity and annual rainfall were dis-incentives to rubber exporters. Rubber producets als.o e_xperienced a multiplicity of probJems which centered on inputs ,used in rubper producticm and ~ged rubber trees .

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  • Mesike, C. S. & Giroh, D.Y. & Owie, O,E.D. & Sagay, G.A., 2007. "Analysis of the effect of globalisation on Nigerian rubber industry," 2007 Annual NAAE Conference, November 5-8, Bauchi, Nigeria 329360, Nigerian Association of Agricultural Economists.
    • Handle: RePEc:ags:naae07:329360
    DOI: 10.22004/ag.econ.329360
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    1. Oyejide, Ademola, 1998. "Trade Policy and Regional Integration in the Development Context: Emerging Patterns Issues and Lessons for Sub-Saharan Africa," Journal of African Economies, Centre for the Study of African Economies, vol. 7(0), pages 108-145, June.
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