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THE IMPACT OF DEREGULATION ON THE STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT OF THE PETROLEUM MARKETING FIRMS IN THE NIGERIAN DOWNSTREAM SECTOR

ABSTRACT

 In the past decade or so, Nigerians have been traumatized by the impact of fuel crises. Lives have been lost and some productive enterprises have either gone under or operating far below optimal level as a consequence of fuel supply shortage and unpredicted high pricing associated to the mismanagement of the downstream sector of the petroleum industry. The federal government is aware of this problem and decided to appoint a committee of technocrats to chart a new mode of operating the downstream sector. The committee recommended a paradigm shift from regulation to deregulation of the downstream sector. The sector was deregulated. Until then however, very little was known about deregulation in the Nigerian economy particularly in the running of public utilities in which the petroleum industry is a foremost concern. The study examined amongst others, the nature of benefits that come from the deregulation of the sector, the process of strategic change in a new business environment by firms in the downstream sector of the petroleum industry with a view to determining the impact of deregulation on the strategic management of these firms and to ascertain the risks associated with strategic change in terms of impact on the growth of the firms. Also examined are the best practices in the global petroleum industry, an analysis of the strategies for deregulating the Nigerian downstream sector in petroleum marketing firms. The survey method was used in line with the objective of the study data were obtained form both primary and secondary sources and chi-square statistic was applied to test the hypothesis. The study reveals that collective performance hangs on the fact that their management system lacked the capacity to adjust strategically to the deregulation of the sector. Based on the findings of the study a number of recommendation believed would eliminate the hurdle on the way to successful operation of the sector were made. Conclusively, the study maintained that the deregulation downstream sector requires a change in business modes of operation and that the gains accruing to the policy are worth the effort.

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Number of Pages121 pages
Chapter one Introduction
Chapter two Literature review
Chapter three  methodology
Chapter  four  Data analysis
Chapter  five Summary,discussion & recommendations
ReferenceReference
QuestionnaireQuestionnaire
AppendixAppendix
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