Description
This research work investigates the impact of minimum wage fluctuation on growth of Nigeria economy. Determinants of labour market in Nigeria arising from the economic transformation in recent years and how public policy affects in particular labour market outcomes. The result has shown that increase in minimum wage increase by l unit (1 million) increase real gross domestic product by 0.038million. Similarly an increase composite consumer price index in by 1 unit (1 million) reduced RGDP by -55.063 (million) Increase in per capital income by I unit (1 million) increase RGDP by 4788.060million. Also increase in labour forces by 1 unit (1 million) reduced RGDP by 0.005million while increase in inflation rate by 1 unit (1 million) reduced RGDP by 0.035. This is in conformity with the theoretical expectation since it believes that increase in minimum wages and per capita income supposed to increase the real gross domestic product of the country. And that per capital income is the most significant. This would propel the economy to higher levels of productivity. There is need for government to create an enabling environment which would encourage heavy investment in infrastructural foundation that can enhance labour productivity and induce growth.