Discuss the feasibility of the study and explain how you can gain access to the data that you need to collect.

The initial stages of the research proposal are illustrated in Figure 6.2 of the text book (Collis & Hussey, 2013, p. 100). This week you will present your topic (keeping in mind the criteria mentioned in your text book Box 6.1 p. 101) research motivation, and pertinent literature reading so far.(ALL MENTIONED Figure 6.2 and Box 6.1 ARE ATTACHED BELOW) To prepare for this Individual Assignment:Revisit Chapter 6 of your core text, Writing your research proposal (Collis & Hussey, 2013, pp. 96-128)Return to your chosen research topic-problem identified in Week 1 (as subsequently amended) and consider how you may develop your ideas further including literature, research questions, your interest and scope, and feasibility PS>>> I HAVE ATTACHED MY INITIAL SUBMISSION file belowMy PROFESSOR COMMENTS on INITIAL SUBMISSION >>>>>>>>>>>>>> Your submission was marginally good this first week. You have provided a broad analysis explaining the rationale behind the area of research. However, the main topics reported are at a very high level and I was not able to identify a specific research topic. You should identify the major theoretical constructs of your study as soon as possible.<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< To complete this Individual Assignment:Prepare a report of approximately 1,450 words in which you:Present/discuss your chosen research topic from your degree field (MANAGEMENT)Discuss the key arguments and findings from pertinent literature and draft your critical review keeping in mind its purposeFormulate the main research question(s)Describe your interest in the topic and questions, demonstrating the motivation for your research, plus the link between your topic/questions and existing research literature Discuss the feasibility of the study and explain how you can gain access to the data that you need to collect. Must READCollis, J. & Hussey, R. (2013) Business Research: A Practical Guide for Undergraduate and Postgraduate Students. 4th ed. London: Palgrave-MacMillan.Chapter 6, Writing your research proposal (pp. 96-128)

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