Government Regulation And Control Of Business In A Developing Economy

GOVERNMENT REGULATION AND CONTROL OF BUSINESS IN A DEVELOPING ECONOMY

(A CASE STUDY OF SUNRISE FLOUR MILLS NI. LTD.)

ABSTRACT

 

The significance of government regulation and control of business in a developing economy lies in the fact that with laid down rules (laws) guiding the operation of business organization particularly in developing economy, their would be all sorts of business malpractices that will not hinder the growth and development but also drawn the economy.

The task of the research work is to investigate and examine government regulation and control of business in developing economy using Sunrise Flour Mills Nigeria Plc as a case study with the view to establish why government regulates and control business is to identify general acceptable solution to their problems.

In this course of research, primary and secondary sources were used to obtain information. Having analysed the data tested, the researcher discovered the following:

-                     That government regulation and control of business in developing economy has not really done much in the area of sound development.

-                     That there is instability in government policy which leads to the various abandonment of many plans and programmes scheduled to regulate and control the business organization.

-                     That government is liable to meeting up with the demand of regulating business organization developing economy.

-                     That over-regulation of business activities is mostly responsible for the year performance of business organization.

-                     That all system of regulation and control of business in developing economy is uncoordinated etc.

 

The researcher recommended the following:

-                     That government regulation and control of business should conform with system developing economy.

-                     That they should deregulate some of the information.

-                     That relevant information should be disseminated to business organization.

 

TABLE OF CONTENT

 

Title page

Approval page

Dedication

Acknowledgement

Abstract

Table of content

 

CHAPTER ONE

INTRODUCTION

1.1            Background of the study

1.2     Statement of the problem

1.3     Purpose of the study

1.4     Scope of the study

1.5     Research questions

1.6     Research hypothesis

1.7     Significance of the study

1.8     Limitation of the study

1.9     Definition of terms

References

 

CHAPTER TWO

REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE

2.1     What is regulation?

2.2     Why government regulates and control business in a developing economy?

2.3     Tools used by government for effective and efficient regulation and control

2.4     How government regulates sunrise flourmills ltd and uac foods nigeria plc

References

 

CHAPTER THREE

RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODOLOGY

3.1     Research design

3.2     Area of the study

3.3     Population of the study

.3.4    Sample and sampling technique

3.5     Instrument for data collection

3.6     Validation of the instrument

3.7     Reliability of the instrument

3.8     Method of data collection

3.9     Method of data analysis

References

 

CHAPTER FOUR

PRESENTATION AND ANALYSIS OF DATA

4.1     Data presentation and analysis

4.2     Test of hypothesis

4.3     Summary of results/findings

References

CHAPTER FIVE

DISCUSSION, RECOMMENDATION, AND CONCLUSION

5.1     Discussion of result/findings

5.2     Conclusion

5.3     Implication of the research findings

5.4     Recommendations

5.5     Suggestions for further research

References

Bibliography

Appendix 11

 

 

CHAPTER ONE

 

INTRODUCTION

1.2            BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY

This could be traced back before, the independence of Nigeria. Then, there was little or no manufacturing taking place. The role envisaged for the colonies by our colonial masters was that of producers of raw materials and consumers of finished products. Planned industrial development did not really commence until after Nigeria gained her sovereignty, there was change in economic activity due to the power shift from the colonial masters to the Nigerians. (INDIGENISATION POLICY OF 1972).

In order to consolidate her political positions, Nigeria government started to encourage individuals to establish industries mainly for import substitutions. Manufacturing firms were set –up by private individuals for production of goods and services such as food processing, agro-allied industry, chemical, pharmaceutical industry, based industry & petrochemical industry etc.

 

Owing to the government encouragement on indigenization programmes in 1972 more business were established (as mentioned above). Also because of the vital roles business play in the economy, more manufacturing / multinational companies were established so as to stimulate economic activities and as a means to develop the economy as a whole. Although, ever before the independence, most manufacturing sector that were operating in Nigerian economy were largely owned by foreigners and due to the