IMPACT OF MONETARY POLICY ON PRIVATE DOMESTIC INVESTMENT IN NIGERIA (1990-2022).

Student: Paul Oluwaseyi Olatokunbo
Supervisor: Prof Adebayo Fatukasi
HOD: Dr Taiwo Fadiran
Department of Economics
Social sciences
Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko, Ondo State

Abstract

This study is on the impact of monetary policy on private domestic investment in Nigeria. The main objective of the study is to examine the impact of monetary policy on private domestic investment in Nigerian economy. The study made use of descriptive statistics and ordinary least square estimation technique in analyzing the data obtained from the central bank of Nigeria statistical bulletin for a period of 32 years starting from 1990 to 2022. The result of the regression analysis in model one reveals that monetary policy has not statistically significant impacted on economic growth in Nigeria, and this can be attributed to inefficiency in our financial sector in the last 2 and 3 decades. While model two was able to demonstrate that Money supply was statistically significant in impacting the level of private domestic investment in Nigeria The study therefore recommends that monetary authority to fine tune the monetary instruments in order to attract private investment, which will bring about an increase in economic activity, hence economic growth.

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