Wkład sektora małych przedsiębiorstw przemysłowych w rozwój regionalny w stanie Ondo w Nigerii
Afolabi Francis FATUSIN
Abstrakt
O ile ekonomiczne efekty niewielkich przedsiębiorstw przemysłowych nie budzą wątpliwości, o tyle w artykule przeanalizowano relatywny wkład różnych sektorów z podgrupy przemysłowej w rozwój regionalny, wyodrębniając najważniejsze czynniki rozwoju w stanie Ondo. W badaniach wykorzystano 353 kwestionariuszy skierowanych do właścicieli małych przedsiębiorstw przemysłowych proporcjonalnie w całym stanie. Dane uzyskano również z agencji rządowych oraz ministerstw odpowiedzialnych za formułowanie oraz wdrażanie polityki dotyczącej sektora małych przedsiębiorstw przemysłowych. Zgromadzone dane poddano statystycznej analizie opisowej oraz dedukcyjnej. Kryteria celu 6-1 wykorzystano do uporządkowania poglądów właścicieli dotyczących stopnia wkładu sektora w rozwój stanu. Całkowity wynik uzyskano dla każdego sektora przemysłu i zaprezentowano za pomocą wykresów słupkowych, a następnie poddano analizie czynnikowej. Najwyższe współczynniki (0,723; 0,615 i 0,766) spośród wszystkich małych przedsiębiorstw przemysłowych charakteryzowały przemysły rolno-spożywczy, produktów konsumpcyjnych oraz produktów przemysłowych i budowlanych. Z tego względu badania pozwoliły na wyróżnienie tych trzech podsektorów jako najbardziej przyczyniających się do rozwoju stanu Ondo.
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małe przedsiębiorstwa przemysłowe, sektory przemysłowe, rozwój regionalnyBibliografia
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Oyelakin-Oyelaran, A. (1997). Nnewi, an Emergent Industrial Cluster in Nigeria. Ibadan Technopol Publishers 1: 12-23
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FATUSIN, A. F. (2020). Wkład sektora małych przedsiębiorstw przemysłowych w rozwój regionalny w stanie Ondo w Nigerii. Economic and Environmental Studies, 14(3 (31), 201–220. Pobrano z https://czasopisma.uni.opole.pl/index.php/ees/article/view/2879
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