An Assessment of Financial Statement in Decision Making (A Case Study of Cocacola Company, Ilorin)

ABSTRACT

An assessment of financial statement in decision making is of great important in any organization the coca cola in ilorin. Assessment and statement in decision making. However the prominent of financial and other decision making cannot be over emphasized most especially in coca cola depot. Chapter one contain the historical background of the coca cola which happen to be the mother of companies. Chapter two contain literature review, the introduction, the concept of the study and source of the study . Chapter three contain research methodology, research design, source of data and the sampling techniques. Chapter four contain the data analysis and interpretation. Chapter five contain the summary, conclusion and recommendation.

TABLE OF CONTENT

Title page

Certification

Dedication

Acknowledgement

Abstract

Table of content

CHAPTER ONE: INTRODUCTION

1.1      background of the study

1.2      statement of the study

1.3      purpose/objectives

1.4      significance of the study

1.5      research hypothesis

1.6      scope of the study

1.7      limitation of the study

1.8      plan of the study

1.9      definition of terms

CHAPTER TWO: LITERATURE REVIEW

2.1      introduction

2.2      financial statement and decision making introduction

2.3      importance of book-keeping and financial statement for management

2.4      purpose of financial statement to decision making

2.5      financial statement  and planning

2.6      financial statement and control

2.7      financial statement as an aid to measuring performance

2.8      interpretation of company annual report

2.9      ratio analysis

CHAPTER THREE: RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

3.1      historical background of Nigeria bottling company

3.2      research design in assessing financial statement in decision making.

3.3      Population study in assessing financial statement in decision making

3.4      Sample and sampling techniques in assessing financial statement in decision making

3.5      Data collection instruments

3.6      Method of data collection

3.7      Method of data analysis in assessing financial statement in decision making

3.8      Limitation of the methodology

CHAPTER FOUR: PRESENTATION, ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION

4.1      introduction

4.2      data presentation and interpretation

4.3      testing of the hypothesis

CHAPTER FIVE: SUMMARY, CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION

5.1      a brief introduction of the chapters

5.2      summary of the whole study

5.3      summary of the findings

5.4      conclusion

5.5      recommendation

5.6      suggestion for further study

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