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An Evaluation of Financial Planning in Reducing Business Closure Rates Among SMEs in Ringim LGA

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Background of the Study

Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are vital for economic development in Ringim LGA, as they create jobs and contribute to local income. However, SMEs in the region face challenges that can lead to business closures, including poor financial planning. Effective financial planning, which includes budgeting, forecasting, and managing cash flows, can help mitigate these challenges and improve the survival rate of SMEs. This study will evaluate how financial planning influences business sustainability and reduces closure rates among SMEs in Ringim LGA.

Statement of the Problem

Many SMEs in Ringim LGA face high rates of closure due to financial mismanagement, lack of planning, and inadequate resources. Business owners often do not engage in proper financial planning, which makes them vulnerable to cash flow problems, market fluctuations, and operational inefficiencies. This study will assess how financial planning can help reduce the closure rates of SMEs and improve their long-term sustainability.

Aim and Objectives of the Study

1. To assess the financial planning practices of SMEs in Ringim LGA.

2. To evaluate the impact of financial planning on the sustainability and closure rates of SMEs in Ringim LGA.

3. To provide recommendations for improving financial planning practices among SMEs in Ringim LGA.

Research Questions

1. What financial planning practices are adopted by SMEs in Ringim LGA?

2. How does financial planning influence the closure rates of SMEs in Ringim LGA?

3. What improvements can be made to financial planning practices to reduce business closure rates among SMEs?

Research Hypotheses

1. H₀: Financial planning does not significantly affect the closure rates of SMEs in Ringim LGA.

2. H₀: There is no significant relationship between financial planning practices and the sustainability of SMEs in Ringim LGA.

3. H₀: Improving financial planning will not lead to a reduction in business closure rates in SMEs in Ringim LGA.

Significance of the Study

This study will provide insights into the role of financial planning in improving the sustainability of SMEs in Ringim LGA. The findings will help SME owners, financial institutions, and policymakers understand how proper financial planning can reduce business failures and support economic development in the region.

Scope and Limitation of the Study

The study will focus on SMEs in Ringim LGA and their financial planning practices. Limitations may include challenges in accessing private financial records of businesses and possible biases in self-reporting by business owners.

Definition of Terms

• Financial Planning: The process of managing and organizing the financial resources of a business through budgeting, forecasting, and strategic planning to ensure its sustainability.

• SMEs: Small and medium-sized enterprises, typically businesses with a smaller scale of operations and revenue than large corporations.

• Business Closure Rate: The rate at which businesses cease operations, often due to financial difficulties or mismanagement.

 

 





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