THE EFFECT OF MULINATIONAL CORPORATION ON THE NIGERIA ECONOMY
A CASE STUDY OF ANAMBRA MENUFACTURING COMPANY (ANAMMCO) ENUGU NIGERIA
(A case study of Anamco Ltd Enugu).
This study is essentially an empirical inquiry into the impact of multinational corporations on the economic development of Nigeria. A case study of ANAMMCO Enugu. The researcher is trying to find out exactly the roles of the multinational firms in the economic development of Nigeria. Whether they as helpful as they appear to be or whether they are solely responsible for the exploitation of Nigeria or as an agent of under development in Nigeria.
The researcher will make use of primary data collection such as interviewing some knowledgeable people in the organization and distributing questionnaires among different cadres of ANAMMCO Enugu. The researcher will also make use of secondary data collection such as review of related textbook Journals, newspapers, magazines, periodical etc. of which the conclusion will be based on the data collected.
The researcher is supposed to carry out this work to its grass root but given limited time and the resource available the study will be limited to ANAMMCO Enugu. Equally as a student, severe academic demands compete for limited time available for carrying out this research work.
In order for the objective of the study to be achieved, measures for indiginization can be under taken by Nigeria so as to make the economy self reliance. In view of this foreign construction contractors should be disbanded and indigenous construction contractors should execute construction jobs.
CHAPTER ONE:
1.1 Background of the study 4
1.2 Organization of the study 5
1.3 statement of problem 6
1.4 Purpose of study / objective 6
1.5 Research question 7
1.6 Research hypothesis 8
1.7 Scope and limitation of the study 8
1.8 Significance of the study 8
1.9 Definitions of term
CHAPTER TWO:
LITERATURE REVIEW 10
2.1 Origin of multinational corporation 16
2.2 A review of pre colonial Niger 19
2.3 The origin of Multinational Corporation in Nigeria 21
2.4 Classification of Multinational Corporation in Nigeria 24
2.5 Review of indigestion programme in Nigeria 28
2.6 The evaluation of indigestion decree in Nigeria 32
3.1 Research Design 36
3.2 Sources of data 36
3.3 Questionnaire design 37
3.4 Data treatment techniques 38
3.5 interview question 38
CHAPTER FOUR:
4.1 presentation and analysis of data 39
4.2 Techniques applied 49
4.3 hypothesis testing and proofing 49
CHAPTER FIVE:
FINDINGS CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION
5.1 Summary of findings 56
5.2 conclusion 57
5.3 Recommendation 58
Bibliography 61
Appendix
CHAPTER ONE
INTRODUCTION
Based in part on the development of modern communications and transportation technologies, the rise of multinational corporation was totally unanticipated by the classical theory of international trade as first developed by Adam Smith and David Ricardo. According to this theory which rests on the doctrine of comparative advantage each nation should specialize in the production and export of those goods that it can produce with highest relative efficiently while importing those good that other nations can produce relatively more efficiently.
Underlying this theory is the assumption that white good and services can move internationally factors of production such as capital labour and hand are relatively imniobile furthermore the theory deals only with trade in commodities; it ignores the role of uncertainty economies of scale and technology in international trade and is static rather than dynamic.
Contrary to the postulates of smith and Ricardo, the very existence of multinational corporation is based on international mobility of certain factors of production. Capital raised in London on the Eurodollar market may be used by on wise based pharmac
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