Bücher von Alexander Ayertey Odonkor

When most people hear risk management, the first thing they think of is danger, perhaps hazard signs on a construction site or an image of a chaotic scene. These visuals convey anything but effective risk management. The word risk can create some level of fear or anxiety, as risk typically is unknown and uncertain. In the project world, we cannot simply assume that events won¿t occur. It has often been said that ¿¿hope is not a contingency plan.¿¿ As a result it is essential to manage risk appropriately. In a project life cycle, risk management should be started as early as possible. In reality, the perception about risk should be changed. Risk should be seen as the uncertainty associated with a set objective. Risk is part and parcel of any business and should not be feared but rather embraced, managed by using a measured and systematic approach to risk. Effective risk management builds confidence for all stakeholders involved. This book focuses on risk management for a project.

Bachelor Thesis from the year 2017 in the subject Business economics - Accounting and Taxes, grade: 2.1, , language: English, abstract: The purpose of the study was to determine the impact of human capital on economic growth in Ghana. The study employs secondary data extracted mainly from economic data from Ghana Statistical Service, World Bank, Journals of Economic Studies and Bank of Ghana Research Unit and website spanning from 1970 to 2010. The research design was modelled after what has been commonly employed in the existing literature in determining the impact of human capital on economic growth in Ghana. The study applied ordinary least squares regression (OLS) to estimate the models and perform data analysis. The results of the study show the impact of human capital on economic growth within a forty year period.On the basis of the economic apriori expectation and regression result, it was discovered that the impact of human capital on economic growth in Ghana is positively related. The study concludes that improved human capital leads to economic growth.