1st of its kind:
Since the creation of the present structure of 36 states and the FCT in 1990, information on state-specific
economic activities within Nigeria have not been available. Economic Associates (EA) is pleased to offer you a pioneering analysis of the economic, fiscal, sectoral, societal, security, and political profiles of Nigerian states.

The analyses are presented in two formats:

• The initial 60 pages of the report are set in a comparative format that presents at-a-glance tables, charts, and narratives, on all the states and FCT across all economic, fiscal, sectoral, societal, security, and political attributes.

• The last 140 pages of the report are set in a state-by-state format that presents the economic and political information on each state and the FCT in detail, complete with narratives, analytical tables and charts on the economic and fiscal structures.

Content:
The report covers

• Economic Endowments- land area and population in each state and FCT
• Gross State Products- absolute and relative sizes of GSPs in 2005
• Sectoral Profiles- contributions of 13 key sectors to states economies
• Economic structures- contributions of each state to sector output
• Sum of its Parts – how state GSPs relates to national income data
• Fiscal Profiles- 2007 budget size, fiscal dependence, Budget-GSP ratios
• Degrees of Dependence- on crops, oil & gas, and trading
• Societal Risks- ethnic & religious conflicts, cultural diversity
• Political and Governance Risks- in the aftermath of 2007 elections
• Security Risks- crime, ethnic and religious conflicts, and Niger Delta
• Risk-spread at a glance- Maps using traffic light colour schemes
• A to Z- state-by-state economic, societal and political profiles and outlook

For whom:

• Government officials who require concrete information about the growth targets that they can realistically set, and the structural levers that they can most easily pull, in their quest to accelerate growth and promote the place of their states’ economies in relative to others.

• Business executives who seek a closer fit between their business strategies and the states’ economic structures in their quest for inputs, sites, sales outlets, or even or even activities to fund across the country.

Subscription Fee:
Five hundred thousand naira (N500, 000) per copy within Nigeria
Two thousand pounds sterling (UK₤2,000) per copy outside Nigeria

For more information, contact Deji (08036013925) or Soji (08057695778) or send e-mail to: info@econassociates.com.

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