** You can use EXCEL or any other software. ** You need to include your printout in your submissions. The layout and format of the paper should include the following sections: Title page, Abstract, Introduction, Method, Results, and Discussion. a) Abstract is a very concise summary of the paper. b) The Introduction tells the reader about the topic. Specifically, it should start with the purpose of this paper is to examine... What the issue is, what is known about it, and the specific focus? Put a business context to it -- write the value added by your work or what businesses can gain from the knowledge of the determinants of market profits. a c) Empirical Results you should start with a brief discussion of the descriptive statistics for each variable. d) Method you should be able to explain what method you are using for your work. For example, you can start with telling the reader that the ordinary least squares method (OLS) was used to obtain estimated coefficients... (Then write more). You should be able to write the equation from the Excel result. We expect to see you... 1. Using the excel result to w generate the equation. 2. Find the standard error of each variable. 3. Find the t-stat of each variable. 4. Find the p-value of each variable. ** You can use EXCEL or any other software. ** You need to include your printout in your submissions. The layout and format of the paper should include the following sections: Title page, Abstract, Introduction, Method, Results, and Discussion. a) Abstract is a very concise summary of the paper. b) The Introduction tells the reader about the topic. Specifically, it should start with the purpose of this paper is to examine... What the issue is, what is known about it, and the specific focus? Put a business context to it -- write the value added by your work or what businesses can gain from the knowledge of the determinants of market profits. a c) Empirical Results you should start with a brief discussion of the descriptive statistics for each variable. d) Method you should be able to explain what method you are using for your work. For example, you can start with telling the reader that the ordinary least squares method (OLS) was used to obtain estimated coefficients... (Then write more). You should be able to write the equation from the Excel result. We expect to see you... 1. Using the excel result to w generate the equation. 2. Find the standard error of each variable. 3. Find the t-stat of each variable. 4. Find the p-value of each variable