Sectoral contributions of small scale industrial enterprises to regional development in Ondo State, Nigeria
Afolabi Francis FATUSIN
Аннотация
While development effects of small scale industries is not in doubt, this study examined the relative contributions of different sectors of this industrial sub group to regional development, with a view to isolating the most important contributors to development in Ondo state. The study made use of 353 questionnaire which was administered on proprietors of small scale industries in the state proportionately. Data were also derived from agencies and ministries of government that were responsible for formulating and implementing policies on small scale industries. Data collected were subjected to descriptive and inferential statistic. Objective criteria 6 - 1 were used to rank proprietors views on degree of contribution of each sector to development of the state. Total scores were derived for each industrial sector. Score were presented in bar graphs and further subjected in to factor analysis, where highest factor loadings of 0.723, 0.615 and 0.766 were derived for food/agro based, consumer products and industrial/ construction products small scale enterprises among all categories of small scale enterprises. The study was therefore able to isolate these three subsectors as the major contributors to regional development of the state.
Ключевые слова:
small scale industries, industrial sectors, regional developmentБиблиографические ссылки
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Esubiyi, A. (1992). Technological Capability in Nigeria Cement Industry. IDRC Project Report.
Fabayo, J.A. (2009). Small and Medium Enterprises development strategy: A critical Option for Sustainable Long Term Economic Development in Nigeria. Proceedings of 1st Annual International Conference on Effective Management of Small and Medium Scale Enterprises for Sustainable Economic Development, held July 25-28th 2009, Ijebu-Ode, Nigeria.
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Omisakin, S. (1999). Factors Influencing Success and Failures of Enterprises in the Informal Sector. NISER Monograph Series 9.
Ondo State (2000). A Directory of Industrial Establishment. A publication of Ministry of Finance and Economic Development (Statistics Division), series 3. Akure: Ministry of Finance and Economic Development.
Onwumere, J. (2000). The Nature and Relevance of SMEs in Economic Development. The Nigerian Banker July/December: 14-19.
Oyelakin-Oyelaran, A. (1997). Nnewi, an Emergent Industrial Cluster in Nigeria. Ibadan Technopol Publishers 1: 12-23
Sanni, O. (2009). Problem of Establishing Small Business Enterprises in Nigeria. A case study of Alalteef Nig. Ltd. A PhD Thesis submitted to Dept. of Economics, Vaasa Polytechnic Ukraine.
Tukahashi, K.; Hiaashikata, T.; Tsukada, K. (2010). The Short term poverty impact of Small – Scale Collateral Free Microcredit in Indonesia: A matching Estimator approach. The Developing Economies 48(1): 128-155.
UNDP (2000). Sustaining Economic Reforms in Less Developed Countries. UN Working Paper Series. Geneva: UNDP.
Wheeler, C.H. (2005). Job flows and productivity dynamics: evidence from U.S. manufacturing. Working Papers 2005-017. Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.
FATUSIN, A. F. (2020). Sectoral contributions of small scale industrial enterprises to regional development in Ondo State, Nigeria. Economic and Environmental Studies, 14(3 (31), 201–220. извлечено от https://czasopisma.uni.opole.pl/index.php/ees/article/view/2879
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