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Order info Subject: Macro and Micro economics Topic: The Effects of Political Volatility (President Elections) on the Turkey and Indonesia's Financial Markets Type of work: Capstone Project Level: College Number of pages: 4 pages = 1100 words Grade: High Quality (Normal Charge) Formatting style: APA Language Style: English (U.S.) Sources: 5 Deadline: 5 Jun 2019 19:00 Created: 3 Jun 2019 04:59 Website Region: United States Price: 300/pg, 200for abstract Order instructions *PLEASE EXPAND THE DISCUSSIONS ON EACH SECTION (Introduction, Lit Review, Motivation, Methodology, Conclusion)* In addition to Turkey, also add INDONESIA as an example to discuss in this paper. Please note that your final draft will also be evaluated primarily on the following three criteria: - thoroughness/appropriateness of literature review - definition of question - development of methodology In addition, the following criteria will impact the final grade (see rubric): - grammar and punctuation - diction - organization - voice (academic research) - clear motivation for research - adherence to APA guidelines At this stage, you must have reached an excellent understanding of different strands of relevant literature and incorporated them into your own thinking and argument. The literature review will accurately point the reader to your research question and support its relevance. The methodology will demonstrate that the research question you propose is specific (achievable in scope), answerable (a conclusion can be arrived at based on data/evidence collected), and measurable (necessary data and processes well defined). Below is a generic outline indicating the main components your research proposal will contain. Organize your proposal in the manner that best enhances the communication of your research objectives rather than attempting to stuff your research into a pre-scripted box. Abstract - A 300-500 word abstract (polished summary) centered, justified, 2/3 down the page, where you: Explain what your topic is and why it is important Clearly formulate your question and thesis 1) Introduction What is your general topic? Why is it important? What question(s) do you want to answer? Why? 2) Literature review (*) What is the key literature and its limitations? What is the place of your question in the bigger picture? What is the next step in this research area? Tell your story using the literature: why the issue and your specific question are relevant 3) Motivation Reiterate the importance of your issue and specific question in the context of the research that has been done State your hypothesis(es) 4) Methodology (IN THIS SECTION: Cover the relationship between asset pricing implications and good governance in emerging markets such as Turkey and Indonesia through analyzing returns and jumps that happen in the Jakarta Composite Index as well as Borsa Istanbul 100 Index.) How will you answer your questions? If using data analysis, what is the source of the data? What are your case studies, if any, and what are your case selection criteria? 5) Conclusion Restate your question, its importance, and your hypothesis(es) References (APA style, no annotations) (*) The literature review will be the largest section, followed by the methodology section in size