Management Research: Approach, Data Collection, and Ethics Report

This report addresses the research approach for a management project, focusing on data collection methods and ethical considerations. It details the use of qualitative and quantitative techniques, including audit reports and survey methods, to gather data within the finance, economy, and treasury sectors. The report emphasizes the importance of ensuring the integrity and accuracy of primary research by cross-checking responses and using reliable sources. Ethical considerations such as avoiding influence on participant responses are also discussed. The research methodology involves the examination of secondary data and data survey methods. The report provides a framework for conducting research in the specified sectors, ensuring data reliability, and maintaining ethical standards throughout the research process. The project's context is an evaluation of Foreign Exchange Risk Influences on a Company, covering hedging methods and strategy.

Running head: MANAGEMENT
Management
Name of Student
Name of University
Author Note

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Table of Contents
Research approach.....................................................................................................................2
Method to achieving specific objectives................................................................................2
Integrity, accuracy and ethics of primary research.................................................................2
Reference....................................................................................................................................3

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Research approach
Method to achieving specific objectives
The application of research design as well as data collection method in the form of
qualitative and quantitative techniques can be adopted for collecting data. Audit reports are
provided to meet the specific objectives. The data collection technique that is to be used
includes the examination of secondary data as well as the data survey method. As stated by
Bernard (2017) the application of these methods can help in gaining the first hand
experiences of the people. In this case the focus is on the research sectors such as finance,
economy and treasury.
Integrity, accuracy and ethics of primary research
The integrity of the primary research on interview can be ensured by cross checking
the responses with the current condition of the sector in the global or local market. However,
for the survey method in the form of questionnaire such monitoring cannot be done
(Saunders, Lewis and Thornhill 2009).
Accuracy of primary research can be guaranteed by ensuring that the research
conducted is from reliable sources such as managers of the sectors that have an experience of
working for more than 5 years. Hence, experienced people for the research project can be
guaranteed. Ethics such as not influencing any responses from the participants need to be
maintained.

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Reference
Bernard, H.R., 2017. Research methods in anthropology: Qualitative and quantitative
approaches. Rowman & Littlefield.
Saunders, M., Lewis, P. and Thornhill, A., 2009. Research methods for business students fifth
edition (fifth). Pearson. Retrieved from https://is. vsfs.
cz/el/6410/leto2014/BA_BSeBM/um/Research _Methods_for_Business_Students__5th_Editio
n. pdf.