International Financial Management and the Nigerian Government Performance
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https://doi.org/10.59890/ijmbi.v3i2.17Keywords:
International Financial Management, Government Performance, Foreign Exchange Risk Management, Currency Hedging, International Financial MarketsAbstract
The paper discussed an analytical assessment of how international finance management affects government performance by examining the theoretical underpinnings of international financial management, including the ideas of currency hedging, international financial markets, and foreign exchange risk management. Additionally, the empirical data demonstrating the connection between international financial management and the effectiveness of governments, such as studies on how foreign exchange rates affected government revenue, how currency fluctuations affected public budgets, and more. The paper emphasized the difficulties encountered by governments when handling global financial resources, such as the intricacies of foreign exchange markets, the dangers posed by currency swings, and the constraints placed on international financial institutions.
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