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Question: Topic:Change in the role of management accountant

For this assessment, students are expected to present a written research proposal that is based on the literature review (Assessment 1) and demonstrates their understanding of business research/research paradigm.

Based on their literature review, students are required towrite a business research proposal outlining the details of the proposed research project that addresses the gaps identified in the literature. Derived from the business topic, the proposal needs to include clearly state research questions (primary and secondary), and provide a solid research methodology that supports the feasibility of the research project
Marking criteria of the research proposal include: the justification of the research questions that operationalize the research topic; the demonstration of a detailed research methodology addressing research instrument, sample size and sampling approach, research location/s and schedule as well as providing a critical assessment of the limitations of the methodology and the expected outcome of the research project.

Research Project Introduction and justification

Research Questions and justification

Research Methodology

Section1 Research Questions (Hypothesis): List your research questions (Hypothesis).These are indicated by the research problem and bound by your theoretical perspective and your research methodology.

- Explain why the research questions are significant and important.

- Example research questions:

- Are there increased numbers of minority students scoring at higher percentages than previously?

- What factors affect mortgage fee in Australia?

Section 2 Data Sources: Specify where your data come from and how your data are collected. If your data are collected form survey, please explain how your survey is conducted and how many persons you interviewed and how many responses you received.
Note: please attach your questionnaire at the end of your assignment.

Section 3 Variable definition and measurement: To define and measure all variables in your research. For example, if you research on the relationship between the use of social networking tool and companies' profit, you may need to define what profit is and how to quantitatively measure a company's profit in your research.

Section 4 Data Analysis Strategy (Statistic method): - In this section provide a discussion of your intended methods for analysing your qualitative data. It is important for your audience to know what you will do with the collected data and that it fits well with your worldview, research philosophy, and research strategy.

Qualitative data analysis searches to describe general statements about relationships and themes present on the data. Wolcott (1994) states the term analysis is a generic term that embraces the three basis categories when analyzing data: description, analysis and interpretation.

- Possible methods used in your research include linear regression, t text et

Reference: Only Harvard reference and article from proquest or google scholar..No blogs or wikepedia.