How to Write Economics Undergraduate Final Year Project -Part III

Chapter Two- Literature Review
By Kibash
This chapter titled Review of Related Literature is simply concerned with review of what is known about the research problem, what is unknown and what remains inconclusive in literature. It forms the theoretical bases or the foundation of the research work. It involves systematic identification, location and analysis of documents containing information related to a research problem. It is a continuation of previous part of this article; Part I and Part II
Objectives of this Chapter

HOW TO WRITE ECONOMICS UNDERGRADUATE FINAL YEAR PROJECT -PART II

Chapter One- Introduction
By Kibash

This chapter is titled INTRODUCTION of the research. It describes the background, scope nd purpose of the research. The researcher is expected to present sufficient details regarding why the study was carried out. At times, there is usually none, one or two introductory paragraphs before the background. Chapter one consists of the following:

1. Background of the Study
2. Statement of Research Problem
3. Research Questions
4. Objectives of the Research
5. Research Hypotheses
6. Significance/ Justification for the study
7. Scope of the Study
8. Organisation of the Study.

Economics Undergraduate Project Topics

1). Export diversification: Strategy for Economic Growth in Nigeria.
2). Impact of FDI on the construction sector of the Nigerian economy (1980-2015).
3). Agricultural funding as solution to Nigerian economy diversification.
4). Impact of rising interest on manufacturing sector of the Nigerian economy.
5). Government expenditure and agricultural production in Nigeria (1980-2015).
6). Effect of exchange rate on manufacturing industries in Nigeria (1999-2015).

HOW TO WRITE ECONOMICS UNDERGRADUATE FINAL YEAR PROJECT -PART I

Choosing a Research Topic
By: Kibash



Research simply mean systematic investigation into and study of materials and sources in order to establish facts and draw conclusions about phenomena. Project can be said to be an individual or collaborative enterprise in which strategies and resources are employed to achieve certain objectives. Research project can therefore be referred to as employment of material and non-material resources in investigating and looking into materials and sources so as to establish facts and conclusions about certain phenomenon.
Research project to most students is a compulsory final year "ritual". It is a partial fulfilment of the requirements for the award of degree in Economics. The nature of research project varies across all fields of knowledge. The focus of this article is Economics field.