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Remittance Flows and Exchange Rate Volatility in Nigeria: The Roles of Geopolitical Risk and Policy Uncertainty

A journal article examining the relationships among remittance flows, exchange rate volatility, geopolitical risk, and policy uncertainty in Nigeria. Publisher listed as the Asia-Pacific Applied Economics Association and published 2026-09-30.

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