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The research study takes a look at analysis of Causality between Monetary Policy and Economic Growth in Preand Postderegulated Nigeria Economy (1970-2009). Granger causality analysis was used in order to test the hypotheses about the presence of causality between Money supply and Economic Growth. The study, using annual data covering the period between 1970-1985, 1986-2009 and 19702009, showed causality relationship from economic growth (GDP) to money supply (MS) in the pre-deregulation era, which implies that there is causality relationship from economic growth to money supply (MS). In the post-deregulation era there is no casual relationship between economic growth (GDP) and money supply (MS). However, in the whole period 1970-2009 economic growth (GDP) is the cause of money supply (MS) in the pre-deregulation era, which implies that there is causality relationship from economic growth to money supply (MS). In other words, there is a one-way relationship between Money supply (MS) and economic growth (GDP).

Analysis of Causality between Monetary Policy and Economic Growth in Pre- and Post- Deregulated Nigeria Economy. (1970-2009)