THE EFFECT OF COST CONTROL IN NIGERIA BREWERIES

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Title page Certification Dedication Acknowledgement Table of contents
CHAPTER ONE Introduction Background of the study Statement of the problem Objectives of the study Significance of the study Scope of the study Research hypothesis Scope and limitation of study Definition of terms CHAPTER TWO LITERATURE REVIEW 
CHAPTER THREE Research methodology and design Population Determination of sample size Data collection Chi-square Decision rule
CHAPTER FOUR PRESENTATION, ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION OF DATA
CHAPTER FIVE Summary of finding, recommendation and conclusion Summary of findings Recommendation Conclusion Bibliography
INTRODUCTION
 Cost control is a vital instrument for the survival of any business organization.  The aim of this work the impact of cost control in a Brewing Industry a case study of Nigeria Breweries Plc. 9th  Mile Enugu metropolis is to x-ray the conceptual insight of cost control techniques and ascertain whether in practical situation those techniques in the literature are operational and also the effect it has on the organization.  In furtherance of these however, similarities and dissimilarities would be examined and observation made.  The control of cost is very necessary to the successful operation of different business organization.  Business entity is set up as an economic institution with profit making as a primary business objective.  Achievement of profitability objectives is a concern of every business for no matter the argument for the pace of profitability in modern business it still remain the primary and the only measure of corporate efficiency and vehicle for survival in competitive are turbulent business environment.  To achieve this profitability objective, attempts are made by various business concerns to bring cost to its bearest minimum and the essence of this cost awareness has been further amplified by the current high cost of raw material are other production cost.  Since the introduction of austerity measure in 1982 as a result of declined countries foreign exchange earning, this gave rise to the high cost of raw material sourced outside the country.  In line to maintain reasonable cost many industries resonated to finding means of sourcing raw material locally which is cheaper comparatively to foreign sourced.  This drive most of these industries into agriculture in other to produce their own raw material.  For instance, the malt which was used by brewing industries has such replaced by the use of maize, a result of research employed by these brewing industries.