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Autores principales: Alifa, P., Joseph, Canice Erunke, PhD, Jacho S. David, PhD
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Publicado: Zenodo 2026
Acceso en línea:https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20104582
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author Alifa, P., Joseph
Canice Erunke, PhD
Jacho S. David, PhD
author_facet Alifa, P., Joseph
Canice Erunke, PhD
Jacho S. David, PhD
contents The activities of MTN Group in Nigeria, particularly within the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), have generated considerable debate among scholars regarding their contribution to economic development. This study examined the extent to which the operations of MTN have benefited residents of the FCT in areas such as employment generation, income improvement, infrastructural development, and overall economic growth. The investigation was guided by the Solow Augmented Growth Theory and the Network Externalities and Critical Mass Theory.
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spellingShingle IMPACT OF MULTINATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATION NETWORK (MTN) AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN FEDERAL CAPITAL TERRITORY (FCT) NIGERIA 2015-2024
Alifa, P., Joseph
Canice Erunke, PhD
Jacho S. David, PhD
The activities of MTN Group in Nigeria, particularly within the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), have generated considerable debate among scholars regarding their contribution to economic development. This study examined the extent to which the operations of MTN have benefited residents of the FCT in areas such as employment generation, income improvement, infrastructural development, and overall economic growth. The investigation was guided by the Solow Augmented Growth Theory and the Network Externalities and Critical Mass Theory.
title IMPACT OF MULTINATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATION NETWORK (MTN) AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN FEDERAL CAPITAL TERRITORY (FCT) NIGERIA 2015-2024
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20104582