TASK: Need help re-writing my research paper for econometrics. I have done most of the research. Just need to submit a research paper and possibly help with a short presentation (can discuss about this further). I will send everything I have and whatever else you made need to assist you in this job but I need a really appealing research paper. Below is an overview of it. Let me know. Thank you in advance.
Title and Abstract:
Start by stating the title of your research, which succinctly encapsulates the study’s focus—exploring the impact of India’s 2016 demonetization policy on stock market returns and trading volumes. Further taking 2 or more industries to compare change in returns or trading volumes (data available).
The abstract, in no more than 100 words, provides a concise overview, summarizing the motivation, key methodologies, principal findings, and the broader implications of your research.
Introduction:
Explain the context and rationale behind your study, highlighting the unprecedented nature of India’s demonetization policy and its potential ripple effects on the financial market. The introduction sets the stage by outlining your research questions and objectives, aiming to fill identified gaps in existing literature regarding the detailed analysis of sector-specific impacts and the nuanced role of trading volumes.
Literature Review:
Briefly describe how your paper engages with and builds upon existing studies on demonetization’s economic impacts. Point out the specific gap your research addresses—providing a nuanced understanding of how different sectors were affected and analyzing the direct impact of trading volume adjustments.
Data and Methodology:
Clarify the method and dataset used, including the source, variables, regression equations, and the period of study. Elaborate on the methodology, particularly the use of time series or panel regression and detrending techniques for trading volumes, to assess the impacts of demonetization on stock returns. This section underscores the analytical framework that guides your examination of the policy’s effects.
Results:
Highlight the key findings from your regression analysis, such as the overall market response to demonetization, variations in impact across different sectors, and the relationship between detrended trading volumes and stock returns. Emphasize any surprising or significant trends uncovered through your analysis.
Discussion:
Delve into the interpretation of your results, comparing them with existing literature and discussing their implications. This part involves a deeper exploration of why certain sectors were more affected and how your findings contribute to a broader understanding of demonetization’s economic consequences.
Conclusion and Implications:
Summarize the main insights gained from your research, pointing out the practical implications for policymakers, investors, and the academic community. Discuss the potential for future research, based on the foundations laid by your study.
Tables, Figures, and References:
Mention that your paper includes a range of exhibits (tables and figures) that visually represent and support your findings, each clearly titled and described. Conclude by noting the comprehensive reference list formatted according to journal style, underscoring the academic rigor of your work.
More Information:
Please make sure to have a title page and title for your project, including an abstract of no more
than 100 words.
• All section headings should be consecutively numbered, formatted so that the section headings
are clear (e.g., different font)
• Number Tables and Figures consecutively, e.g., Table 1, Table 2…. Every table or figure must
have a title and complete description in a caption. Tables and Figures may have subpanels, but
should fit in a single page. See journal articles for examples. You should have 4-8 exhibits. You
may place all figures or tables at the end or the paper, or inline, whatever you think looks best.
• Paper length: I would expect in the range of 15-25 pages including figures and tables, or 12-20
pages of text without exhibits (excluding references in both cases). This length is not ironclad,
but I expect this is the length most of you will need in order to fully develop your thesis. It is ok
to go longer but please make sure if you do that your writing is efficient.
• You must provide a complete reference list, formatted in journal style.
Notes for Short Presentation:
Presentation
Presentations are allocated 15 minutes each including questions and turnover, so aim for 8 minutes with
your presentation, leaving 5 minutes for questions. The primary objective is for you to communicate
your project and main results, and to get helpful feedback that will allow you to improve your
thesis. Help your classmates by giving comments! The presentations should be fun and informative.
I suggest a maximum of eight slides, organized as follows:
Motivation and Literature: what is the question you want to answer, why is it important, and what prior
literature has tried to answer similar questions (1-2 slides)
Data and Methods: What data and empirical methods will you use. How do you know the data and
methods are appropriate (used in prior literature, etc.) (1-2 slides)
Main Results: What did you find? Present your main results only. Think about what your most
important table / figure is, and maybe your second most important (1-2 slides)
Other results and open questions: What other things would you like the audience to know about your
paper, and what remaining questions do you have for feedback (1 slide)
Conclusion: What do you conclude?
