Training and Development Definition by the Eminent AuthorsObjective and Purpose of Training & DevelopmentTypes of Training and DevelopmentBenefits of TrainingBenefits of Development
Components of the Labor MarketCharacteristics of Labor MarketQuality and Quantity of the Labor ForceDemand and Supply of Labour
What is PlanningCharacteristics of PlanningFinancial Tools for Planning and Control of Company OperationsFunction of the Stock MarketHow does a Stock Exchange Operate?What are the Requirements to Trade in a Stock Exchange?The Benefits and Drawbacks of Listing a Company on a Stock Exchange
Modes of FinancingTypes of FinanceDebt vs EquityRisk and Types of Risks
DefinitionConcepts of National IncomeDeterminants of National Income or Factors Affecting the National IncomeImportance of National Income Statistics in NigeriaMethods of Measuring National IncomeLimitations in Measuring National IncomeImportance of National Income AnalysisFiscal and Monetary Policy
1. Why are countries engaged in international trade? Explain five reasons. (10 Marks)b. What are the five major arguments for free trade? (7.5 Marks)2. Provide a detailed explanation of the two main classical theories of international trade (10 Marks)b) Present five assumptions and criticisms of the theory of comparative advantage. (7.5 Marks)
Meaning of Industrial RelationsNature of International RelationsScope of International Relations
IntroductionImportance of Agricultural EconomicsConcepts in Agricultural Production EconomicsCharacteristic Features of Agricultural ProductionFarm ManagementMicro Vs Macro-FinanceNeed for Agricultural FinanceAgricultural MarketingImportance of Agricultural MarketingMarketing FunctionsClassification of MarketsObjectives of Agricultural MarketingScope of Agricultural MarketingThe Subject of Agricultural MarketingThe Difference in Marketing of Agricultural and Manufactured GoodsScope of Farm Ma...
1. a. Define Human Resource Managementb. Mention the five key areas in which Human Resource Management focuses on2. a. What is the relationship between human capital and Physical capitalb. What Similarities and Differences exist between Human capital and Physical capital
StatisticsPopulation and SamplesVariables and ObservationsParameter and StatisticsFrequencyDataBranches of StatisticsStatistical DataSources of Statistical DataTechniques of Data CollectionScope of StatisticsImportant Uses of StatisticsApplication of Statistics in Economics as a DisciplineAccuracy and PrecisionComparison Chart between Accuracy and PrecisionKey Differences between Accuracy and PrecisionStatistical Errors
Arithmetic MeanThe formula for Ungrouped ObservationsThe formula for Grouped ObservationGeometric MeanThe formula for Grouped DataHarmonic MeanThe MedianUngrouped DataGrouped DataMode of Ungrouped DataRelationship between Mean, Median, and ModeEmpirical Relationship between Mean, Median, and ModeQuartiles and Percentiles
Meaning of StatisticsWhat is Level of MeasurementFour Different Levels of MeasurementStatistical DataWhat are the Sources of DataTypes of DataLorenz CurveDiagram of Lorenz CurveWhat is Engel's Law?Implications of Engel's LawEngel CoefficientVariablesSamplingSampling ProcessStatistics of Sampling
Meaning and scope of statistics Statistical DataTechniques of data collection Techniques of data classification and presentation Accuracy approximation and errors in statistics population and sample Source and nature of published statistics in Nigeria Frequency Distribution Measures of Central tendency and measures of dispersion Engels and Lorenz curve
IntroductionWhat is MoneyHistory of MoneyCharacteristics of MoneyFunctions of MoneyTypes of MoneyMotive of Holding MoneyFinancial InstitutionsIntroductionThe History of Nigeria Banking SystemCommercial Banks and Its FunctionsDifferences Between Demand Deposit and Fixed DepositThe Growth and Development of Commercial Bank in NigeriaMerchant BanksFunctions of Merchant BanksCentral BankingIntroductionEvolution of Central Bank in the WorldFunctions of Central BankCentral Bank Relationship with th...
The Ordinal Utility ApproachAssumption of Indifference Curve AnalysisWeakness of Indifference Curve TheoryCharacteristics of Indifference CurvesEquilibrium of the ConsumerMarginal Rate of Substitution