CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of the Study The role of the small and medium enterprises (SME) as a catalyst for economic growth and development has been well documented in the economic literature and recognized in most countries. For example, in many of the newly industrialized nations, more than Ninety eight (98) percent of all industrial enterprises belong to the small and medium enterprises sector and account for the large mass of the labour force. Small and medium enterprises enjoyed competitive advantage over large enterprises in serving dispersed local market. Knowledge of this fact, programmes of assistance especially in the area of finance extension and advisory services, as well as provision of infrastructure have been designed by the Nigerian government for the development of small and medium enterprises. Specially, successive government in Nigeria have in the last three decades shown interest in ensuring satisfactory financing for small and medium enterprises (SMES), by establishing various schemes and specialized financial institution to provide suitable financial to the sub-sector. The role of small and medium enterprises in fostering economic development has also been well activated in different forms of this nature. The specify attention on them is based on their expected impact and potential contribution on board and diversified production base as well as their accelerative effective in achieving macro objectives pertaining to full employment, income distribution and the development of local technology. They are particularly most conducive for diffusion of management skills and stimulation of indigenous entrepreneurship overtime.
You are here: Home / RECENT PROJECTS / SMES/ENTREPRENEURSHIP PROJECT TOPICS AND MATERIALS / INVESTIGATION OF GOVERNMENT INDUSTRIAL POLICY ON SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
Recent post
- EFFECTIVE INTERVAL CONTROL MEASURES AS TOOLS FOR TRANPARENCY, PROBITY AND ACCOUNTABILITY IN THE MANAGEMENT OF PUBLIC RESOURCES: (A CASE STUDY OF IGBO ETITI LOCAL GOVERNMENT COUNCIL OF ENUGU STATE)
- AN EVALUATION OF THE IMPACT OF TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT POLICY ON STAFF PRODUCTIVITY IN THE PUBLIC SERVICE [A CASE STUDY OF THE IMPACT OF TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT POLICY ON STAFF PRODUCTIVITY IN OGUN STATE]
- IMPACT OF INTERNAL DISPLACEMENT DUE TO INSURGENCY ON WOMEN AND CHILDREN IN NIGERIA.
- PROBLEM AND PROSPECT OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT FINANCE/ACCOUNTING IN NIGERIA (A CASE STUDY OF NSUKKA LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA)
- THE PROBLEMS FACING PERSONAL INCOME, THE ADMINISTRATION IN RURAL COMMUNITIES (A CASE STUDY OF UGWUAJI COMMUNITY IN ENUGU SOUTH LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF ENUGU STATE)
- RETIREMENT POLICY AND PROBLEMS OF IMPLEMENTATION IN NIGERIA PUBLIC SECTOR
- DISTRIBUTION OF STRATEGIES AND CUSTOMER SATISFACTION IN MANUFACTURING FIRMS.
- IMPACT OF MARKETING STRATEGIES AND PERFORMANCE OF BANKS AND ITS EFFECTS ON NIGERIA ECONOMY
- THE EFFECTIVENESS OF INTERNET ADVERTISING ON CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR
- SOCIAL MEDIA ADVERTISING AND PATRONAGE OF SELECTED PRODUCTS
- THE IMPACT OF PRICING STRATEGY ON SALES PERFORMANCE
- THE IMPACT OF PUBLIC POLICY ON THE BANKING SYSTEM IN NIGERIA
- THE BULLWHIP EFFECT: ANALYSIS OF THE CAUSES AND REMEDIES
- THE APPLICABILITY OF I2I AS A SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT TOOL IN NIGERIA
- ROAD HAULAGE CONSTRAINTS IN THE TRANSPORTATION OF PETROLEUM PRODUCTS IN NORTHERN NIGERIA
- THE IMPACT OF MARITIME SECURITY ON OFFSHORE OILFIELD PROTECTION.
- AN EVALUATION OF MARITIME CRIME THREATENS NIGERIA’S PETROLEUM ACTIVITIES OFFSHORE
- AN EVALUATION OF ARMED SECURITY ESCORT DUTIES FOR MOBILE OFFSHORE PLATFORMS AND SHIPS.
- ENTERPRISE WORM: SIMULATION, DETECTION, AND OPTIMAL CONTAINMENT
- EVALUATING WEB REAL ESTATE VIA PIXEL EFFICIENCY ANALYSIS
Leave a Reply
You must be logged in to post a comment.