THE IMPACT OF CAPITAL INVESTMENT IN NIGERIA ECONOMY

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INTRODUCTION
1.1STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM AND PURPOSE OF THE STUDY 
Inactivity and not living up to expectation since inception had been the Nigerian capital market critism (by Adam smith in his book “the injury). This is because an active capital market is supposed to mobilize saving effectively for investment purposes. It could be recalled that capital investment is possible in all  ramifications if there is a well articulated capital market to help business communities. 

Purpose of the study 
In the light of the above problems leading to slow rate of capital investment when compared with 1st and 2nd world countries, the purpose of this study is to investigate through the extent of the Nigerian capital investment and the impact so for in the Nigerian economy with a view to suggesting for improvement. 


TABLE OF CONTENT 

Title page 
Approval page
Dedication 
Acknowledgment 
Table of content 

CHAPTER ONE 
1.1General introduction 
1.2Rationale of the study 
1.3Significance of the study 
1.4Background of the study 
1.5Definition of plan 

CHAPTER TWO 
2.1Literature review 
2.2Capital investment and the national development plan 
2.3The impact of capital investment 

CHAPTER THREE
3.1Research design and methodology 
3.2Methodology 
3.3Source of data 
3.4Location of data 
3.5Limitations of the study 

CHAPTER FOUR 
4.1Data presentation 
4.2Data analysis 
4.3Discussion of the result of the study 
4.4Finding 

CHAPTER FIVE 
Summary, conclusion and recommendation 
5.1Summary 
5.2Conclusion 
5.3Recommendation 
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