Nigeria's changing industrial structure Flashcards

1
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How has Nigeria traditionally secured an income?

A

Through selling primary products.

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2
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Agricultural products have been Nigeria’s main exports in the past, can you give an example of any?

A

Cocoa, oil palm, timber, groundnuts and cotton.

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3
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Where was oil found in Nigeria in the 1950’s?

A

Niger River Detla

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4
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Today, oil accounts for 14% of Nigeria’s what?

A

GDP

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5
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What percentage of Nigeria’s total export earnings comes from oil?

A

98%

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6
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In 1999, which sector employed the most people?

A

Agriculture

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7
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How would you describe Nigeria’s employment structure in 2012?

A

Nigeria now has a more balanced economy with people employed in several sectors.

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8
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What is manufacturing?

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The making of products from raw materials.

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9
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Why couldn’t Nigeria develop its manufacturing industry in the past?

A

Nigeria was highly dependent on the export of raw materials.

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10
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How is manufacturing affecting Nigeria’s economic development?

A

Regular paid work, increased home market, links between sectors, tax growth, attracting foreign investment and the availability of oil based products.

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