Abstract: THE IMPACT OF ECONOMIC DOWNTURNS ON FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT PRACTICES
This study investigates the impact of economic downturns on financial management practices. Objectives include analyzing how economic downturns affect financial strategies, identifying adaptive practices that mitigate adverse impacts, and evaluating the long-term effects on financial stability. A survey research design is used to collect data from financial managers in various industries. Using Taro Yamane's formula, a sample size of 300 firms in Lagos, Nigeria, was chosen. The reliability coefficient score of the survey instrument is 0.87. Findings indicate that economic downturns significantly disrupt financial management practices, necessitating adaptive strategies such as cost reduction and liquidity management to maintain stability. Recommendations include developing robust contingency plans and flexible financial strategies to navigate economic uncertainties effectively.
ABSTRACT Femtocells are overlayed on existing Macrocells to form Macro-Femto heterogeneous network (HetNet), to reduce cost of mounting expensive m...
Abstract: This study investigates the intersection of educational neuroscience and early childhood education...
ABSTRACT
This study assessed the implementation of Adult Education programme in Benue state, Nigeria. Seven objectives guided the study,...
ABSTRACT
Having looked at the present trend in the Nigerian economy it is very obvious that price of items has continued to raise especia...
1 BACKGROUND OF STUDY
The electoral process in Nigeria has gain a lot of transparency since the inception of the use of...
ABSTRACT
This study examined the effect of stress on employees’ performance in an organ...
ABSTRACT: This study examines the role of early childhood education in promoting energy efficiency among young children. Teaching energy effic...
Background Of The Study
The mass media are particularly significant tools of communication since they a...
Background of the Study
Keyboarding abilities are described as the ability of office managers to enter...
Background of the study
In this paper, Christ...