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EDITORIAL: Unpacking the CBN’s purported expenditure efficiency

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The Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN. [PHOTO CREDIT: Ehud Kaduna]

The questions may be legion and the challenge to transparency and good governance stern, but for PREMIUM TIMES, the most important poser is whether the cost of producing the CBN's outputs have fallen.

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