Economic orthodoxy insists that stable, low inflation is the bedrock of long-term growth. For Nigeria, however, the historical record tells a more complicated story.
In 2010, when the country posted an impressive 8 percent GDP expansion, the kind of headline number that policymakers still dream a
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