Refined Research Paper Introduction and Literature Review

• Day: 2023-05-30
• Time: 09:50 to 10:45
• Project: Business
• Workspace: WP 1: Strategic / Growth & Development
• Status: In Progress
• Priority: MEDIUM
• Assignee: Matías Nehuen Iglesias
• Tags: Research, Literature Review, Economic Volatility, Academic Writing, Journal Selection

Description

Session Goal

The session aimed to refine the introduction and literature review sections of a research paper on aggregate volatility, focusing on clarifying research objectives, formulating hypotheses, and enhancing the logical flow and originality of the content.

Key Activities

• Reviewed and incorporated feedback on the paper’s introduction to improve clarity and justification of research objectives.
• Developed structured research questions and hypotheses related to economic volatility and agent size distribution.
• Created a detailed outline for the paper’s introduction, addressing theoretical frameworks and empirical possibilities.
• Compiled a list of top economics journals and provided guidance on selecting appropriate journals for submission.
• Revised the literature review section to better organize key themes and integrate critiques of existing models.
• Discussed strategies for emphasizing originality in research and situating work within broader scholarly discussions.
• Proposed a novel approach to aggregate volatility research, addressing literature gaps and emphasizing methodological rigor.

Achievements

• Completed a refined outline for both the introduction and literature review sections, enhancing clarity and coherence.
• Identified suitable journals for potential submission, aligning the paper’s focus with journal scopes.
• Established a novel research methodology to address gaps in existing literature on aggregate volatility.

Pending Tasks

• Further develop the empirical analysis section, focusing on computational experiments and formal analytical validation.
• Continue refining the methods section to ensure alignment with the paper’s theoretical and empirical contributions.

Evidence

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