Revised Graduate Level Paper|Mathematics

Revised Graduate Level Paper|Mathematics

A scholar did not complete this project and now its past due. If anyone thinks they can help with edits to a paper for a finance paper, I have attached the preliminary paper with comments from my professor. I am looking for someone to help fix the errors. I have received an extension from my professor so I have more time to revise. So now I am looking for someone who can address all the comments by my professor. I have attached the data used in the paper and I am open to any addition to the data or even new data. Anything to address all the points the teacher has noted.

Please review attachments and the below to help!

Some details are below on what is required too…Extra consideration for anyone that would put together a PPT presentation to go along with the paper.

Please only serious people who know they can hit the deadline. I can not get a further extension on my project so this is a firm deadline.

REQUIREMENTS ● The final proposal should include (1) Introduction (i.e., critical issues & rationale of topic, purpose of the study, significance of the study) (2) Literature Review (i.e., a thorough review of 20-25 most latest relevant articles and statement of proposed hypotheses) (3) Methods and Model (i.e., collection of sample and data, research model with a clear identification of DV and IVs, specification of variables in the model), and (4) List of Bibliography relating to the project topic (i.e., clear presentation of theoretical foundation for propose hypotheses through all relevant literature in accordance with Special Lecture 01: General Guideline for Project Paper with Citation and References The final proposal of project paper should be about 8-10 pages in length. (Read “Special Lecture 1: The General Guideline for Project Paperâ€Â. More importantly, the final proposal should clearly identify and emphasize the rationale and theoretical foundation of the study based on relevant articles (More than half of all cited/quoted references should be at least between 2013-2017) Since the final paper is expected to be a reflection of the approved proposal, research projects varying significantly from their approved proposal may be penalized.The final paper should include data used and copies of each references cited in the paper. The Final Research Project Paper must be made using word processing software in the presentation of all text material. If they are necessary, electronic spreadsheets, desktop publishing software, and special statistical package are expected to be used in the preparation of all graphs, figures, and tables and in the analytical computation of data. Poor spelling, grammar, and sentence construction will negatively affect your project grade. In particular, any missing references and/or irrelevant citation and quotation of references will significantly penalize the final grade of project paper. Complete development of PPT for actual presentation as an alternative substitute for the physical presentation as required in a class session. Each project paper should be developed according to the following contents: (Read very carefully and thoroughly. Ref. General Guideline for Project Paper) Title page: Introduction: Problems of the study, Justification of the study, Purpose of the study, etc.) Related literature review / Theoretical foundation (at least most recent > 20 articles) Research questions and/or Hypotheses based on a thorough review of relevant literatures. Empirical methods: Data collections, Sample, Research model, Measurement of variables). Data analysis: Interpretation of the computer output based on three major tables as through the regular topical subjects in regression and correlation analysis. Note: (1) Descriptive Statistics, (2) Correlation matrix, and (3) Regression analysis, and (4) Model summary (R-square and ANOVA) are essentially required. Major findings and Discussion: Comparison with/or contrast to other studies, Contributions of the study (Ref.: Discussion about HW Assignment of Multiple Regression Analysis). Implication and Conclusion. Appendices: Tables and Figures. List of References (Ref. Special Lecture 01)