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APRIL 30 2017

Nigeria's Response to the Crude Oil Price Shock of 2014

NONSO OBIKILI•APRIL 30 2017

Nigeria's Response to the Crude Oil Price Shock of 2014

Before the price crash in 2014, Azerbaijan had implemented a de facto fixed exchange rate regime with the currency pegged at around 0.78 manat per US dollar.

Nigeria's Response to the Crude Oil Price Shock of 2014

NONSO OBIKILI•APRIL 30 2017

Nigeria's Response to the Crude Oil Price Shock of 2014

Before the price crash in 2014, Azerbaijan had implemented a de facto fixed exchange rate regime with the currency pegged at around 0.78 manat per US dollar.