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This research project was designed to examine “effects of Published Financial Statement on Shareholders Investment Decision” (A Study of Guinness Nigeria Plc). The primary and secondary sources of data were adopted. Questionnaires were distributed by hand and ninety nine were returned. Upon presentation and analysis of data, hypotheses were tested empirically using analysis of variance (ANOVA). The research revealed the following: Investors do not analyze financial statement before making an investment decision. Published financial statement of a company does not show true and fair view. Majority of the respondents agreed that information contained in the company’s annual report could be reliable for effective investment decision. The researcher recommends that all public limited enterprise should continue to publish their financial statement every year; hence it helps shareholders in making investment decision
ABSTRACT:- This study was carried out to examine the influence of negative classroom behaviour in teachers t...
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Location-based services are quickly becoming one of the most valuable capabilities available on...
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This research is on the study of the use of instructional materials in some selected secondary schools in I...
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This research work evaluated the effects of the new salary scheme on teachers’ performan...
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Fund-raising efforts at college and universities continue to be a top priority. It is clear that an institution...
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The study focused on poverty alleviation among plantain and banana farmers in Ovia South North East Local Government Area of...
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Marketing research is the systematic design, collection, analysis and reporting of data and findings relevant t...
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This study focused on the problems of teaching social studies in secondary schools in Awgu oca...
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According to the numerous theorists and researchers, explanations for cri...
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Higher educational institutions, particularly government owned institutions, in developing countries are described as unconduciv...