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Fiscal Policy and Food Inflation in Nigeria

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Fiscal expansion significantly worsens food inflation, especially from external debt and exchange rate depreciation.
Domestic debt fuels monetary expansion, leading to demand-pull inflation as evidenced during the study period.
The interaction of fiscal imbalances with inflation expectations heightens food price volatility across Nigeria.
These findings emphasize the need for fiscal discipline and prudent debt management to combat inflationary risks.

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This study examines fiscal policy's role in food inflation, indicating significant effects from debt and deficits.

Akabua et al. (2025) studied this question.

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