THE CAUSES AND EFFECTS OF ECONOMIC MELTDOWN ON THE NIGERIAN ECONOMY

Abstract
The cardinal focus of this study were the Causes, Effects of Economic Meltdown and Possible Suggestions for the improvement of economic growth and development of Nigerian economy. Three research questions were formulated for the study. A structural questionnaire was administered to 200 bank staff and 10 managers for data collection. Frequency tables mean and percentage statistics were the tools used for analysis the study revealed many causes and effects of economic meltdown in the nation’s economy with recommendations, thus:  1. Training and retraining on information and technological appliances should be undertaken. 2. The provision and adequate supply of manpower resources thus will help in the development and facilitation of the activities in Nigerian economy. 3. There should be reduction in the rate of birth in Nigeria. 4. There should be a sustainable political and economic stability in the country.  
TABLE OF CONTENT       Table page Approval page Certification Dedication Acknowledgement Table of contents List of table  Abstract
CHAPTER I:  INTRODUCTION Background of the study Statement of the problem  Purpose of the study Significance of the study Research questions Delimitation of the study Limitations of the study  Definition of terms
CHAPTER II:  REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE. The concept of economic meltdown The major causes of economic meltdown in Nigeria The major effects of economic meltdown on Nigeria economy The possible strategies for improvement of economic meltdown  Summary of the literature review 
CHAPTER III:  RESEARCH METHODS Design of the study Area of the study Sample and sampling technique  Instrument for data collection Validation of the instrument  Reliability of the instrument Method of data collection
CHAPTER IV:  DATA ANALYSIS AND RESULTS Research question 1 Research question 2 Research question 3
CHAPTER V:  SUMMARY, CONCLUSIONS, AND RECOMMENDATIONS. Restatement of the problem Summary of the procedures used Principal of findings Conclusions Recommendations Suggestions for further study REFERENCES  APPENDIX I QUESTIONNAIRES