Rafindadi and Musa: An Empirical Analysis of the Impact of Public Debt Management Strategies on Nigeria’s Debt Profile
International Journal of Economics and Financial Issues |
Vol 9 • Issue 2 • 2019
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implies that a unit increase in DCV, 19% decrease in debt profile
is expected. Result of the OLS shows from the r-squared value that
73.5% of the variation in the dependent variable (TD) is explained
by the independent variables which is further adjusted to 69%.
The Durbin Watson value of 1.89 which can be approximated to 2
indicates that there is no autocorrelation within the model. Thus,
from the result above; the null hypothesis which states that DCV
has no significant impact on the public debt profile on Nigeria
can be rejected.
In line with the second objective of the study
of establishing the
causal relationship between the total debt profile and DF, the result
shows that DF does not granger cause debt but total debt of Nigeria
given the probability vale of 0.0163 indicating significance at 5%
level. The result further implies that debt financing does not affect
the level of debt profile but debt profile on the other hand affect
debt financing. This shows that the relationship between the total
debt profile and debt financing is unidirectional. DCV does not
Granger Cause TD with P = 0.9827 as well, TD does not Granger
Cause DCV 0.2815. It is also shown that DRF does not Granger
Cause TD 0.9954. Likewise, all other independent variables do not
granger cause one another other. This could be interpreted that; it
is only when there is debt that strategies are formulated to reduce
or eliminate the debt (Table 9).
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