ECONOMICS Research Project Topics
1.1 BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY It has come to light that good governance and democracy in all societies, including third world countries, Africa in particular, are not merely desirable but vital requirements for economic growth. Africa has achieved great economic successes over the years and has African country has more economic resources than any other […]
PROJECT BODY: CHAPTER ONE 1.0 INTRODUCTION Globalization can be described as the rapid integration of economies and whole markets, intensified financial flows, the information revolution, and cross-cultural currents. It can also be defined as the restructuring of global capitalism, characterized by the increased profile of international financial institutions, corporations and technology. Kwanashie, Mike (2003); stated that
THE IMPACT OF GLOBALIZATION ON GROWTH AND POVERTY ALLEVIATION IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES Read More »
CHAPTER ONE Introduction Investment made to acquire lasting interest in enterprises operating outside of the economy of the investor refers to as Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), has long been a subject of great interest in the field of international development. In an era of volatile flows of global capital, the stability of Foreign Direct Investment
IMPACT OF FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT ON THE ECONOMIC GROWTH OF NIGERIA (2010-2021) Read More »
PROJECT BODY: CHAPTER ONE 1.0 Introduction 1.1 Background to the Study The issue of sustainable development in the Third World countries like Nigeria has been a growing concern to both the government and the private sector. The huge amounts of money the government has been investing on this platform over the years have not yielded any meaningful
IMPACT OF MICROFINANCE INSTITUTION ON ENTREPRENEURIAL DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA Read More »
PROJECT BODY: CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF STUDY Manufacturing companies are those that engage in the transformation of goods, materials or substances into new products. The transformational process can be physical, chemical or mechanical. Manufacturers often have plants, mills or factories that produce goods for public consumption. Machines, equipment and huge human labour are typically
INVESTIGATING THE LEVEL OF COVID-19 SAFETY COMPLIANCE IN MANUFACTURING COMPANIES Read More »
ABSTRACT The exchange rate on the economic growth is heavily influenced by Nigeria’s monetary policy, plays a significant role in the country’s economy. Through its impact on trade, inflation, and investment flows, the exchange rate on the economic growth directly affects the competitiveness of Nigerian exports, the cost of imports, and the stability of the
THE INFLUENCE OF MONETARY POLICY ON EXCHANGE RATE ON THE ECONOMIC GROWTH OF NIGERIA Read More »
ABSTRACT Nigeria’s external debt has had profound implications on its economic growth, influencing both short-term fiscal policies and long-term economic sustainability. The aim of this research was to strategically assess external debt and its impacts on economic growth in Nigeria with specific emphasis on Nigeria Over the period of 1994-2023. Ex-Post Facto research design was adopted
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ABSTRACT The removal of Fuel subsidies has significant implications for the well-being of workers in Ogun state, particularly in terms of their economic and social welfare. The aim of this research was to strategically assess the impact of The removal of Fuel subsidies on the well-being of workers in Ogun State. Ex-Post Facto research design was
EFFECT OF CORRUPTION ON THE INVESTMENT VOLUME OF PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP Corruption is the abuse of public power for private benefits (Frewen and Campbell, 2012). It includes bribery, extortion, fraud, abuse of power, embezzlement, conflicts of interest and nepotism. The presence of corruption can negatively affect the economics and functioning of the market, especially companies investments,
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CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Prior to the introduction of structural adjustment programme in September 1986, the main instrument of monetary policy employed by the Nigeria monetary authority were mainly direct control which comprise the imposition of credit allocation supplement to varying degrees by each and liquidity ration requirement. The prolong use of these direct control generated considerable
