ACCOUNTING PROJECT TOPICS AND MATERIALS IN NIGERIA | RESEARCH PROJECT TOPICS AND PROJECT TOPICS ON EDUCATION

21. USE OF ACCOUNTING RATIO IN BUSINESS DECISIONS

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY Omuya (1990) defined “Accounting as a language of business, it is used in the business world to describe the transaction entered into by all kinds of organization. An analysis of the above definition shows that Accounting centres on transforming data into information that would be useful to many users. It takes care of the financial commun...Continue Reading »

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22. EFFECT OF PUBLISHED FINANCIAL STATEMENT ON SHAREHOLDERS TITLE PAGE INVESTMENT DE...

» ABSTRACT This research project was designed to examine “effects of Published Financial Statement on Shareholders Investment Decision” (A Study of Guinness Nigeria Plc). The primary and secondary sources of data were adopted. Questionnaires were distributed by hand and ninety nine were returned. Upon presentation and analysis of data, hypotheses were tested empirically using analysis of...Continue Reading »

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23. A CRITICAL ANALYSIS ON VALUE FOR MONEY AUDIT ON PUBLIC SECTOR OF AN ORGANIZATION...

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY Auditing has existed as long as man has been required to account for their transactions. A famous example is in St. Mathew’s Gospel (Chapter 25) when the rich man went on a journey and delivered his goods to a servant to look after them while he was away. On his return, he asked each of these servants to account for the goods with which he...Continue Reading »

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24. FIRM ATTRIBUTES AND FINANCIAL INFORMATION QUALITY OF LISTED DEPOSITS MONEY BANKS...

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background to the Study Financial information quality is a key concern for all investors and potential investors in any organization. As posited by Biddle et al. (2009), financial information quality is termed as the precision with which financial reporting conveys information about the firm‟s operations, in particular its expected cash flows that inform equity inves...Continue Reading »

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25. EFFECTS OF BOARD NATIONALITY AND ETHNIC DIVERSITY ON THE FINANCIAL PERFORMANCES ...

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.0 BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY Board diversity in corporate governance structure is beginning to be of growing importance when it comes to the interest of shareholders and firm performance nowadays. With evidence shown from notable studies from, (Erhardt, Werbek & Shrader, 2003; Lee & Far, 2004; Bergen & Massey, 2005; Robertson & parker, 2007: Adams and Ferrei...Continue Reading »

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26. CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AND FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE OF BANKS: A STUDIES OF LISTED BAN...

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.0 Background to the Study Globalization and technology have continuing speed which makes the financial arena to become more open to new products and services invented. However, financial regulators everywhere are scrambling to assess the changes and master the turbulence (Sandeep, Patel and Lilicare, 2012). An international wave of mergers and acquisitions has also swept...Continue Reading »

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27. IMPACT OF SUSTAINABILITY REPORTING ON CORPORATE PERFORMANCE OF SELECTED QUOTED C...

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of the Study The over all objective of any organization is to consistently grow and survive on a long term basis. Most managers are also aware that their organizations are part of a large system which has profound direct and indirect influence on their operations. This implies that if these organizations must effectively and efficiently meet their objectives...Continue Reading »

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28. FACTORS INFLUENCING ADOPTION OF IMPROVED SOYABEAN PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGIES AMONG ...

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of the Study Soybean (Glycine max) is relatively new crop in Africa. Until recently, it was seen as being appropriate only for large scale commercial farming for production of seed that are used in making livestock feed. The major soybean producing countries in the world are the United States, Brazil, China, Nigeria, India, Argentina, South Africa and Uganda...Continue Reading »

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29. THE NEED FOR EFFECTIVE AND EFFICIENT INVENTORY MANAGEMENT IN A MANUFACTURED COMP...

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND STUDY According to James (1973) the objectives of most business include; survival and growth, fulfillment of social responsibilities and realization of satisfaction/profit. This level of returns enables the company to take advantage of business opportunities, undertake research and innovations which further makes for growth and survival in the long run, disc...Continue Reading »

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30. THE IMPACT OF INFORMATIONS TECHNOLOGY ON CUSTOMERS SATISFACTION AND PROFITABILIT...

» ABSTRACT The main objective of any financial institution is to harness their profit making potentials and subsequent development and growth. An the purpose of this study is to urge banks to adopt the efficient use of information technology in all their banking operations. This will in turn load to increased customerâ€™s satisfaction and patronage which will eventually translate in...Continue Reading »

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31. THE EFFECTIVENESS AND EFFICIENCY OF INTERNAL AUDIT AS TOOL FOR MANAGEMENT CONTRO...

» ABSTRACTS The nation of an audit for being a watch dog gradually changing for the better as internal auditing has undergone tremendous changes in the decent past. The actual functions of the auditor are often shoulder in secrecy major roles of internal auditing have been clear to majority of people in the society. In view of numerous corrupt practice frauds and embezzlements often be questional it...Continue Reading »

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32. MAINTAINING AND UPGRADING SOLAR POWER SYSTEM THAT IS INSTALLED IN ELECTRICAL MAC...

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND TO STUDY The term “Renewable energy” covers all forms of energy generated from natural resources such as sunlight, wind, water (or hydro power), tide, geothermal heat, biomas and biofuels. They are derived from natural processes that are constantly replenished and each of them has characteristics that determine where and how they are used. (Ikpon...Continue Reading »

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33. A STUDY OF SERVICES AND PROBLEMS OF THE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION (TECHNICAL ENUGU ST...

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of the study The the success of an educational enterprise particularly in terms of quality depends to a large extent, on the regular supply of teachers inadequate quantity and quality. In the National Policy on Education, the Federal Republic of Nigeria (1981) also asserts that no nation can achieve economic, social, and technological progress and self suffi...Continue Reading »

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34. MONETARY & FISCAL POLICIES AS EFFICIENT TOOLS FOR ECONOMIC STABILITY WITH SPECIF...

» CHAPTER ONE 1.0 INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY: The need for the monetary and fiscal policies had always existed, though not really recognized in the banking system and in the economy at large. The increase rate of money circulation in the economy, due to the rapid growth of commerce and industry has made the monetary authori3es (central Bank of Nigeria) increasingly interested in making...Continue Reading »

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35. THE INFLUENCES OF ACCOUNTANT IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF BEST PRACTICE (ACCOUNTABIL...

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY: Corruption and looting of the public treasury is a major problem in the public sector accounting. Report from the office of statistics Lagos shows that our accounting records are balanced in arrears and our financial records are hardly balanced daily, weekly, quarterly, half yearly, and yearly basis as appropriate. This was evidenced by Chief O...Continue Reading »

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36. IMPACT OF COMMUNITY BANKS ON RURAL DEVELOPMENT (A CASE STUDY OF UMUEZE COMMUNITY...

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY This study deals with the impact of community Banks on rural development. But the study is on the Community Bank in Enugu North Local Government. In recent past, our rural dwellers have been finding it very difficult to save their money and other valuables in the Commercial Banks in urban areas. This is because of the enormous paperwork involved in ...Continue Reading »

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37. ROLE OF INTERNAL AUDIT IN BUSINESS GROWTH (A CASE STUDY OF DIAMOND BANK PLC)

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY The substance of every economic entity depends on its ability to achieve its goal and objectives management for the achievement of corporate goals. Wither or not management will achieve this goal depends on how strong and reliable the growth of any corporate body largely depends on the effectiveness and efficient of the internal control system. ...Continue Reading »

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38. CAUSE OF BANK FAILURE AND ITS’ EFFECT ON THE NIGERIAN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT (A ...

» CHAPTER ONE 1.0 INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY Commercial Banks are legal entity with perpetual succession formed as a corporate body under law, by an association of person, Basil (2001: 1) according to the companies and Allied matters Act 1990 section 29, companies are classified into three types A private company limited by shares shall end with the word “limited”. (Ltd). P...Continue Reading »