Writing Homework Help

Finish an essay along with some questions(whose answers are from the regressions and data analysis results of the essay)

In the term project, you will evaluate a mutual fund using the Fama-French Five-Factor model. You will compare the results to that of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) with similar objectives. You are expected to write a paper comprising the following parts:

• Introduction The introduction briefly presents the problem you are studying in, concisely describes your data and the method of analysis, and summarizes your main conclusions. • Discussion of Relevant Literature and Economic Theory This section describes closely related previous studies on your topic and summarizes any relevant economic theory. The length of this section depends on the scope of the paper; still the literature review, might be lengthy, but for a term paper this section might be short. • Data Description This section provides the details of the data sources, any transformations you have done to the data (for example, changing the units of some variables), gives a table of summary statistics (means and standard deviations) of the variables, and provides scatterplots and/or other relevant plots of the data. • Empirical Results This section provides the main empirical results in the paper. Conventionally, regression results are presented in tabular form, with footnotes clearly explaining the entries; Please consider Tables 7.1, 8.2, 8.3, 9.1, and 9.2 in the Textbook (SW) as an example. The initial table of results should present the main results; sensitivity analysis using alternative specifications can be presented in additional columns in that table or in subsequent tables. The text should provide a careful discussion of the results, including assessments both of statistical significance and of economic significance, that is, the magnitude of the estimated relations in a real-world sense. • Summary and Discussion This section summarizes your main empirical findings and discusses their implications for the original question of interest.