Budget Decision In Manufacturing Companies (a Case Study Of Union Auto Parts, Ibeto Group, Nnewi)

Business Organization is facing shift competition and as a result are adopting every strategy for their survival. One of these strategy is by budgeting the operations. The writer decided to find out wages in which budgeting affects organization and contribute to the profitability of their operation and management efficiency, thus the topic. 

“Budget Decision in Manufacturing Company” Chapter one brought to line light the general problems facing the Nigeria economy and the resultant effect in our manufacturing companies which made obvious the need for adequate budgetary system. 

Chapter two received the related literature of budgeting the concept, historical background, I definitions and its various usage by different people it equally discussed the entire budgetary procedure from the propagation stage to the point where master budget is drawn its objectives, benefits and problems. 

Chapter three dealt on collection of data and the method employed in the data and information analysis and the distribution of questionnaires and conclusion.

Table page

Approval page

Dedication

Acknowledgement

Abstract

Table of contents

Chapter one: 

Introduction

1.1  Statement of problem

1.2  Aims and objective of the study

1.3  Significance of the study    

1.4  Scope and limitation of the study

1.5  Definition of terms  

     Reference

Chapter Two:

Literature Review

2.1  Budgeting and overview of the concept  

2.2  Historical back ground or origin of budgeting 

2.3  Definition and evaluation of budget

2.4  Planning co-ordination and control as tool management

2.5  Various usage of budget    

2.6  Objective of budgeting

2.7  Budge manual

2.8  Budget time table

2.9  The budget period

2.10 Types of Budget

2.11 Principal budgeting factors

2.12 Administration of cost budget

2.13 Principle budgeting factor

2.14 Effective budget administration

2.15 Conditions for successful budgeting

2.16 Benefit of budgeting

2.17 Problems and dangers of budgeting

     References

Chapter Three:

Research Design and Methodology  

3.1  Introduction

3.2  Mode of data collection

3.3  Location of study

3.4  Restatement of Hypothesis

3.5  Conclusion

     References

     Bibliography