IMPACT OF EFFECTIVE FEASIBILITY STUDY ON ACHIEVEMENT OF ORGANIZATIONAL OBJECTIVES (A STUDY OF SHOPRITE SHOPPING MALL, ILORIN KWARA STATE.)

Student: Oyebode Jeremiah Arogundade
Supervisor: Mr T. A. Usman
HOD: Mr T. A. Usman
Department of Business Administration
School of Management and Business Studies
Federal Polytechnic, offa, Kwara State

Abstract

ABSTRACT This project seeks to examine impact of effective feasibility study on achievement of organization productivity. The specific objectives of the study is to access how marketing expects improves organization objectives. How managerial aspects influence organization productivity. Feasibility study is an analysis of how successful project can be completed. Feasibility study is concerned with investigating the soundness of an investment project. The outcome of many studies have revealed that many firms. Fail as a result of lack of effective feasibility study before embarking on business. To access how managerial aspects influence organization objectives. For the methodology of this study data was obtained through questionnaire survey and descriptive analysis was adopted by making use of frequency count, percentage and also the use of chi-square method for testing the hypothesis. Outcome of the data collected and hypothesis tested is that alternative hypothesis were accepted and null hypothesis was rejected. The findings from hypothesis one on technical aspect and organization objective cumulative total of 98.5% of the respondent agreed that technical aspect of feasibility study is very important to business investors, students and decision makers. The professionals, bankers, creditors, e.t.c should embark on simple standardize practical approach when they want to prepare feasibility.

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