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Introduction:

Abstract

This study is motivated by the fact that federal expenditure and money supply as a tool on the rate of unemployment. But to which extent, these instrument have contributed either to worsen the problem of unemployment or alleviate it.

Table of Content

CHAPTER ONE



1.1 Background of the study



1.2 Statement of the problem



1.3 Objective of the study



1.4 Scope of the study



1.5 Research hypothesis.



1.6 Significance of the study



1.7 Limitation of study



1.8 Definitions of basic concepts.



Reference



CHAPTER TWO



2.0 Review of Literature



2.1 Theoretical Literature



2.2 Empirical Literature



2.3 References



CHAPTER THREE



3.0 Research deign and methodology



3.1 Model specification



3.2 Area of study/coverage



3.3 Source of data / analytical techniques



3.4 Decision rule



CHAPTER FOUR



4.0 Presentation and analysis of data



4.1 Presentation data



4.2 Presentation of table



4.3 Interpretation of table



4.4 Test of hypothesis



4.5 Reference.



CHAPTER FIVE



5.0 Summary of findings



5.1 Conclusion



5.2 Recommendation



5.3 Suggestion for further research



5.4 Bibliography

Introduction

BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY



Unemployment is an issue that has generated debates from every nook and cranny of the world. Its impact was more, felt during the industrial revolution when the dimension of man power absorption changed towards the consideration of skill as a fundamental pre-requisite. However, over the years, government around the world have been concerned with how the unemployment question could be answered – similarly, the Nigeria economy was characterized by severe unemployment, especially after the civil war which necessitated policy measures aimed at reducing it’s.



Different government since 1970 till date have tried different strategies in order to reduce unemployment, but the result still remain persistent unemployment resulting in a number of social and economic problems like crime, destitution, prostitution, corruption etc associated with it.

Index, unemployment in Nigeria has assumed a frightened proportion. It is even more frightened considering the fact that high rate of unemployment create poverty, misery and threatens social cohesions reduction in the rate of unemployment has thus become a major policy thrust of the government with the assistance of some international agencies such as the international labour organization.



Moreover, since early 1970’s the revenue base of the country has depended largely on the oil sector which has provided over 80% of total government revenue. The growth of resource in the sector private opportunity to initiate huge programme which substantially.