recommendation for a companie

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The quotation must contain relevant information about how the company can implement your recommendations.
Use a format as usual in the consultancy world and come up with a nice and applicable name and logo of your consultancy firm.
The quotation contains the following aspects:
    to whom the quotation is addressed
    a brief explanation of your previous recommendations and the implications for the other building blocks
    your research plan (what you will investigate, your research activities, the timeline)
    What you will deliver, and what it will deliver to the company
    starting date and the deadline.
    how do you deliver the research?
    how many hours do you think you need to deliver
    the costs involved (i.e. your fees, other costs) for the total project.

Factors that can affect the reliability of a firm’s beta.

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Identify and analyze the factors that can affect the reliability of a firm’s beta. Do you think the recent global
financial crisis has had an impact on a firm’s beta, its cost of equity and its cost of capital? What are the likely
implications, for both the firm and its providers of capital?

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The capitalist world led by the United States

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In your opinion, which side — the capitalist world led by the United States, or the Communist bloc led by the Soviet Union and the People’s Republic of China, should assume greater responsibility for intensifying the
Cold War? Use specific events to present your case. Also, include in your essay how the continuation of the Western imperialism after World War II contribute to the Cold War.

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The Child with Autism Spectrum Disorder: The Perceptions of Siblings

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Guidelines to CRITIQUE a published research paper

Research Problem
What is the major research problem identified in the study? Is the problem clearly stated?
What is the author(s) justification for conducting the study?
What is/are the purpose(s) of the study?
Is the selection of a quantitative approach instead of a qualitative approach justified?
Is there a theoretical basis for the study? If yes, briefly describe the theory
What is (are) the research question(s), objective(s) or hypotheses?
What is the relationship between the theory and the research questions, objectives or hypotheses?
Measurement
What are the primary concepts/variables in the study?
Are there independent and dependent variables? If yes, what are they?
For each of these variables, state the conceptual definition (where appropriate) and the operational definition. Comment on the adequacy of the conceptualization(s).
Is there evidence that the measures used were valid?
Is there evidence that the measures used were reliable?
Research Design
What specific research design(s) did the author(s) use?
Are there threats to internal and external validity? If yes, please identify them.
(In qualitative research look for the following elements: Credibility; Transfer ability; Dependability;  Triangulation; and Corroboration.)

Sampling
What is the population that the author(s) wanted to study (i.e., target population)?
Does the population (i.e., sampling frame) from which the sample was taken represent all of the appropriate people?
What type of sampling technique was used?
What are the implications of this sampling technique for the findings?
Are there issues with external validity?
Data Collection
What data collection method(s) did the researcher(s) use?
What are the advantages and disadvantages of the data collection method(s) used?
Data Analysis
How were the data analyzed?
What type(s) of analysis and statistics used in the study?
Results
What are the major results/findings of the study?
How do these results answer the original research question(s)?
How confident are you with the findings?
Implications of the Findings
What conclusions did the author(s) reach?
Are these conclusion(s) appropriate?
What did the researcher(s) report as the implications of the study?
In your opinion, what is the significance of the findings for your area of interest?
Students Contribution (VERY IMPORTANT): If you were to conduct this study again:
What would you change, and why?
What would you keep, and why?
What would you delete, and why?
Note: It is very important to address this section in at least two pages.