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Notes on the Political Economy of State Intervention in Nigeria

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posted on 2024-09-06, 06:13 authored by Tom Forrest
SUMMARY The pattern of Nigeria's capitalist development is examined. In particular the logic of state intervention is related to the growth of foreign capital and the evolution of Nigeria's commercial relations. It is suggested that the importance of commerce helps explain the difficulties of state policies which try to support the growth of local enterprise and state capitalism. RESUME Notes sur l'économie politique de l'intervention d'Etat au Nigéria Cet article examine le modèle du développement capitaliste du Nigéria. La logique de l'intervention d'Etat est notamment analysée en fonction de la croissance du capital étranger et de l'évolution des rapports commerciaux du Nigéria. Il est suggéré que l'importance du commerce contribue à expliquer les difficultés des politiques gouvernementales tentant à soutenir la croissance de l'entreprise locale et le capitalisme d'Etat. RESUMEN Notas sobre la economía política de la intervención estatal en Nigeria Se examinan aquí las modalidades del desarrollo capitalista de Nigeria. Especialmente se relacionan la consecuencia lógica de la intervención estatal con el crecimiento del capital extranjero y la evolución de las relaciones comerciales de Nigeria. Se sugiere que la importancia del comercio contribuya a explicar las dificultades planteadas por las políticas estatales que tratan de apoyar el desarrollo de la empresa local y el capitalismo de estado.

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Institute of Development Studies

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Forrest, T. (1977) Notes on the Political Economy of State Intervention in Nigeria. The IDS Bulletin 9(1): 42-47

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The IDS Bulletin Vol. 9 Nos. 1

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