Step #7 Due in Week 7 (final draft): Question #15 from Chapter 15: "There is an "unhealthy correlation between the building of skyscrapers and subsequent financial crashes," according to Barclays Capital. Examples include the world's first skyscraper, the Equitable Life building in New York (completed in 1873 and coincided with a five-year recession), the Empire State building (the Great Depression was under way), Chicago's Willis Tower formerly known as the Sears Tower - in 1974 (during an oil shock and when the U.S. dollar's reliance on gold was abandoned), and Malaysia's Petronas Towers in 1997 (corresponding to the Asian financial crisis). Currently, the world's tallest skyscraper is the Burj Khalifa (built just before Dubai's financial troubles). China is the biggest builder of skyscrapers, with 53% of all the tall buildings in the world. JPMorgan Chase said that the Chinese property market could drop by as much as 20% in value in the country's major cities within the next 12 to 18 months. "Often the world's tallest building are... [a reflection of a widespread misallocation of capital and an impending economic correction," Barclay's Capital analysts said. Examine the correlational finding and provide plausible alternatives for their findings. Question #16 from Chapter 16: You are preparing to give a research presentation about the effectiveness of Toyota's advertising to restore public confidence in the awake of its product recalls involving accelerator pedal malfunction and antilock braking problems for high-tech hybrid vehicles. Which of the organizational frameworks would be appropriate for your purpose? Why? The grading rubric used for each week's submission on this course project is below. You can also find it on the course syllabus, as well, and you can also find it in the Week 7 folder in Blackboard and clicking on the assignment link titled "Course Project Step #7" then clicking on "view rubric." There are seven steps, one for each week and each step is worth 40 points for a total of 280 overall course points for this project