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

21. CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE PERFORMANCE OF THE NATIONAL ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT AND DE...

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY Nigeria has an estimated population of about 125 million people and a land area of about 924 square kilometers, a large proportion of which is arable. It has large deposit of oil, gas and solid minerals and a sizeable educated and skilled workforce. Deposit these, the country has not been able to effectively harness its endowment to develop the econ...Continue Reading »

50 pages | 271 engagements |

22. THE CRISIS BETWEEN HERDSMEN & FARMERS: A CASE STUDY OF BENUE STATE

» ABSTRACT The study investigated the nature of the farmers herdsmen crisis in Nigeria and examined the major factors responsible for the crisis in Nigeria. Also, it assessed the role of government in addressing the crisis and identified gaps in government responses to the farmers herdsmen crisis. These were with a view to finding out the reasons why conflict management strategies employed by the go...Continue Reading »

50 pages | 238 engagements |

23. THE ROLE OF HUMAN CAPITAL ON INDUSTRIAL GROWTH IN NIGERIA FROM (1981-2019)

» CHAPTER ONE: INTRODUCTION Background to the study Human capital is stated as a source of national development to all countries of the world. According to Khilji (2005) Education and health are the two major basics of human capital so therefore improving the quality of education and health services of the people is among the major ways of improving the quality of human capital given that the econom...Continue Reading »

50 pages | 352 engagements |

24. SOCIO-ECONOMIC STATUS OF PARENTS ON STUDENTS' ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE IN LAGELU GOV...

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background to the Study Socio economic status is a definite background variable that represents a feature of the social structure in society (Oakes & Rossi, 2003). It is a fact that families where the parents are privileged educationally, socially and economically, promote a higher level of achievement in their offspring. The socio economic status of a child is usually...Continue Reading »

50 pages | 359 engagements |

25. FINANCIAL EFFECTS OF GHANA ROAD FUND MISAPPROPRIATION: A CASE STUDY ON THE GHANA...

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background of study Good Roads are an essential part of any developing economy. Well advanced countries all over the world have invested heavily on road infrastructure. Well advancing African countries such as Rwanda and South Africa have all invested heavily in road development and rehabilitation. A country’s economic development and national integration depends on ...Continue Reading »

50 pages | 441 engagements |

26. FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT OF CHURCHES IN GHANA: A CASE STUDY OF LEGON INTERDENOMINATI...

» ABSTRACT This paper reviews the financial management system of the Legon Interdenominational Church in light of the financial mismanagement issues of misconduct arising in recent times. It focuses on the cash management, investment management and internal control and accountability mechanisms of the church as they present a more reflective depiction of the entire system. It was a qualitative study...Continue Reading »

50 pages | 382 engagements |

27. HARNESSING THE POTENTIALS OF THE GHANAIAN DIASPORA: AN ANALYSIS OF GHANA’S ENG...

» ABSTRACT The study examined how Ghana could harness its the potentials of is Diaspora to complement its development efforts. One of the biggest diasporas in recent times is that of the African diaspora or more speciﬁcally the Sub Saharan diaspora. It used both primary and secondary sources to review, since independence, how successive governments have exploited the potentials of Ghana’s ri...Continue Reading »

50 pages | 290 engagements |

28. FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT, INSTITUTIONS AND INDUSTRIALISATION IN SUB-SAHARAN AFR...

» ABSTRACT This study aims at establishing the role that inward foreign direct investment (FDI) and institutions played in the industrialisation process of 40 sub Saharan African countries, over the period of 1996 through 2015. The study used a fixed effect method (FEM) of estimation for the analysis of data which was sourced from the world development indicators (WDI) database of the world bank and...Continue Reading »

50 pages | 318 engagements |

29. FINANCIAL SECTOR DEVELOPMENT AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN SSA: INSIGHTS WITH NEW DATA

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background of the study The debate about the significance of the financial sector to economic growth has been on going for decades. In recent times, the interlinkages between financial sector development, poverty alleviation and economic growth provide compelling reasons why the financial sector is essential to developing countries especially those in sub – Saharan A...Continue Reading »

50 pages | 288 engagements |

30. THE EFFECT OF CORPORATE ENTREPRENEURSHIP ON THE PERFORMANCE OF THE EDIBLE OIL MA...

» ABSTRACT Corporate entrepreneurship has been recognized as an effective strategy by which to improve enterprise performance (growth and profitability) and as a result corporate managers are unanimous in making their employees and organizations more entrepreneurial. However, the challenge of management is to create a supportive environment that attracts, motivates and retains intrapreneurs, instill...Continue Reading »

50 pages | 287 engagements |

31. INFLUENCE OF SOCIO-DEMOGRAPHIC, BEHAVIORAL AND ECONOMIC DETERMINANTS ON CREDIT C...

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background of the Study This chapter presents the background of the study and the role of credit cards in economic development. The chapter also presents an in depth description of the key determinants of credit cards default under study, namely socio demographic, behavioural and economic determinants. Further, the chapter presents the statement of the research problem, re...Continue Reading »

50 pages | 194 engagements |

32. EFFECTS OF TRANSFORMATIONAL LEADERSHIP AND PRIOR KNOWLEDGE ON GROWTH OF WOMEN-OW...

» ABSTRACT The growth of women owned enterprises is currently attracting much policy and literal attention. There is debate that transformational leadership and prior knowledge are essential to the growth of micro and small enterprises (MSEs). However, empirical evidence of the role of transformational leadership and prior knowledge on the growth of women owned enterprises in Kenya is scarce. The pu...Continue Reading »

50 pages | 268 engagements |

33. INTER-ORGANIZATIONAL COLLABORATIONS AND PERFORMANCE OF COURIER FIRMS IN NAIROBI ...

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background of the Study In order for organizations to be successful and achieve superior performance, firms must continually anticipate, determine and deliver customer satisfaction to the target markets, keep abreast with the emerging market trends, monitor competitor activities and proactively adjust their products and service offering, reconfigure internal resources and ...Continue Reading »

50 pages | 259 engagements |

34. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT PRACTICES AND EMPLOYEE PERFORMAN...

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background to the study At independence in 1962, the Uganda government inherited a Public Service that had recruited public servants through open competition regardless of class, ethnicity, race, sex or religion (Apuki, 2007; DFIDEA U, 2001). Promotion was purely on merit and performance was determined through confidential annual reports on all public servants (Langseth, &...Continue Reading »

50 pages | 296 engagements |

35. AN EXAMINATION OF THE NEXUS BETWEEN LIBERAL DEMOCRACY AND NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT: ...

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background to the Research Problem Evidence found in the works of scholars in comparative politics of several decades in development studies shows that democracy leads to economic development or economic development provides opportunities for democratization. The latter confirms to a large extent, the hypotheses made by Lipset that the state of an economy can influence the...Continue Reading »

50 pages | 249 engagements |

36. LISTENING COMPETENCIES IN ENGLISH: A DESCRIPTIVE STUDY OF PRIMARY SCHOOL TEACHER...

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background to the Study This study aimed at exploring the listening competence levels in English of teacher trainees in both public and private teacher training colleges in Kenya. It further aimed at analysing how certain social variables such as sex, age, entry behavior, college type and performance in Mid course examination affect the trainees‟ listening competence as ...Continue Reading »

50 pages | 261 engagements |

37. PRODUCTION EFFICIENCY ANALYSIS OF PINEAPPLE FARMERS IN THE AKWAPIM-SOUTH DISTRIC...

» ABSTRACT Pineapple farmers in Ghana are not able to meet their potential yield. Organizations are making conscious efforts to help boost pineapple production by training farmers on topics such as input use and farm management. It is necessary to ascertain if some gaps in production still exist that need to be addressed. The study sought to identify the influence of inputs on pineapple production i...Continue Reading »

50 pages | 250 engagements |

38. PRODUCTION, PRODUCTIVITY AND MARKET PARTICIPATION OF SMALLHOLDER COWPEA PRODUCER...

» ABSTRACT This thesis analysed the production, productivity and market participation of smallholder cowpea producers in the Northern Region of Ghana. It estimated the factors influencing cowpea production participation, productivity and market participation decisions. A multi stage random sampling was employed in selecting four major cowpea producing districts and communities....Continue Reading »

50 pages | 222 engagements |

39. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT AND PERFORMANCE OF COMMERCIAL BANKS IN...

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background of the Study A key ingredient of the theory of the firm is its attempt to explain performance heterogeneity among firms, an issue that has been in the focus of strategic management research over the years (Hughes & Morgan, 2007). The resource based view (RBV) holds that companies gain sustainable competitive advantages by deploying valuable resources and cap...Continue Reading »