It is against this background, that this study analyzed the direction and significance of the effect of foreign private investment on economic growth in Nigeria. The Nigerian government has been focusing on policies that will help attract foreign investors and yet the economy is still dwindling. “A Theoretical and Empirical Investigation of Poverty in Rural Georgia Counties.” February 2013.Despite the increased flow of investment to developing countries in particular, Sub-Sahara African (SSA) countries, Nigeria inclusive, are still characterized by low per-capita income, high unemployment rates and low and falling growth rates of GDP, problems which foreign private investment are theoretically supposed to solve.

Selected Paper, SAEA 2013 Annual Meeting, Orlando, FL., A. Osinubi “What does a college student have to do to get some food around here? An analysis of food insecurity amongst college students”. Selected Poster, 2014 Sustainable Agriculture Conference, University of Georgia. “Contributions to a Sustainable Community & the Challenges in Attaining Sustainability of Farm Operations: The African American Female Farmer’s Perspective.” February 2014.Ĭase Study Team Member, University of Georgia Case Study Team, 2013 Graduate Case Study Competition, Agricultural and Applied Economics Association, Washington DC, August 2013 Selected Poster, 2014 Sustainability Science Symposium & Workshop, UGA. “The Analysis of the Inter-Regional Trade and Investment Flows”. M., Osinubi, A., Scott, F., Rachal, M., Pena-Levano, W., Pena-Levano, M., & Diaz-Lanchas, J. Selected Poster, 2015 AAEA & WAEA Joint Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA Pena-Levano, L. Osinubi “A Smarter City: A Study of Subarea 8 of the Atlanta Beltline and the Implementation of Smart Growth Development and New Urbanism”. Selected Presentation, 2015 HERA Annual Conference, Springfield, IL A. “ Under the big housing tent: Analyzing characteristics of mixed-income housing”. Selected Presentation, Urban Affairs Association Conference, San Diego, CA. “The Lending Minority Report on Federal Farm Loan Terms for African American Female Borrowers”, July 2016. Selected Conference Paper, International Symposium on Economics and Social Sciences, Kyoto, Japan. “Neighborhood Blight and Housing Conditions in Rural and Small Communities”. Selected Presentation, 2016 HERA Annual Conference, Jacksonville, FL. Odeyemi “The view from here: How local decision-makers perceive neighborhood blight in their communities”. Selected Presentation, 2017 UAA Annual Conference, Minneapolis, MN A. “Investigating Racial and Gender Bias in Federal Farm Lenders’ Packaging of Loan Terms.” June 2018. July 2018.Ĭonference Paper, 7th Business and Management Conference, International Institute of Social and Economic Sciences, Budapest, Hungary. “What about rural blight? Housing and neighborhood conditions in Southern small towns”. Selected Presentation, 2017 Rural Sociology S, Portland, OR, K. Osinubi “The Invisible Threat: A Study of Up-zoning, Public Investments, and Gentrification”. Selected Presentations, 2019 HERA Annual Conference, Austin, TX A.

Farm Business Challenges and Survival of Socially Disadvantaged Farmers: The Case Study of Georgia's African American Female Farmers (Masters dissertation, University of Georgia). The Analysis Of Inter-Regional Trade And Investment Flows: The Aggregated Net Trade Level In The Spanish Provinces (No. Journal of Agricultural and Applied Economics, 50(1), 129-148. Looking beyond farm loan approval decisions: Loan pricing and nonpricing terms for socially disadvantaged farm borrowers. L., Osinubi, A., Dodson, C., & Taylor, C.

What about Rural Blight? Housing and Neighborhood Conditions in Southeastern Small Towns. The Invisible Threat: A Study of Up-zoning, Neighborhood Change, and Gentrification (Doctoral Dissertation, University of Georgia).

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