TITLE: How far can we say UK protection policies and regulations for unfair trading tackle the needs and demands of the consumers and the trend of the latest development?
Chapter 1 Executive Summary or Abstract
Beyond the title page, table of contents, list of cases and list of legislation, executive summary will include a synopsis of the entire research to explain (i) why the topic is essential; (ii) how to go about the work; (iii) the main themes to be pursued; and (iv) form of the work (dissertation/ case study?)
Chapter 2 Background on UK Protection Policies and Regulations for Unfair Trading
This section contains collated related information on you’re the research topic from a preliminary research. This will contain connected topics regarding UK’s protection policies and regulations and consumer demands and needs. This could lead to statement of the research problems.
Chapter 3 Rationale or Significance of the Study
This section will include evidences why the proposition should be pursued and justifies the research topic.
Chapter 4 Research Questions and Objectives
What are the implications of UK’s protection policies and regulations for unfair trading on consumer’s needs and demands? The objective would be: To identify major implications of UK’s protection policies and regulations on consumer’s needs and demands.
Chapter 5 Research Methodology
Methodology defines how the researcher would address the research. This portion is consist of research philosophy, approaches, strategies, time horizons, manner of data collection and data analysis. Since the paper will also explore the development of policies and their subsequent amendments, the paper will use archival data. The paper will include interview of public officials and ask them which UK protection policies and regulations for unfair trading are adequate in solving consumerism issues and challenges. This study will also survey a group of 100 consumers to understand more about their perception on regulations and policies on unfair trading and likewise acquire their consumer experience
Chapter 6 Critical Review of Related Literatures
These will include academic literatures of previous studies, researches and publications relevant to the research topic that could provide useful data and conclusions. .
Chapter 7 Relevant Theories on UK Protection Policies and Regulations for Unfair Trading vis-à-vis Consumers’ Needs and Demands
These are the theories that could relate in the topic being researched. This might contain separate theories or models for UK protection policies and regulation for unfair trading and theories or models of consumers’ needs and demands[ivl1] . This paper will present theories as theory of value and theory of competition in UK that purports to the continuous development of regulations and policies and the theory of consumerism. Consequently, this paper proposes to investigate how the theories relate to one another.
Chapter 8 Development of UK Protection Policies and Regulations and Its Impact on Consumerism
The research will also present the development of policies and laws in UK regarding unfair trading and its impact on the consumers’ needs and demands.
Chapter 9 Conclusion and Recommendations
This part contains summary of the findings and their significance. This component must also contain suggestion for further researches or applications of the findings.
Chapter 10 Bibliography
Bibliography contains the references or the literature cited. References back the researcher’s claims and explain the rationale of pursuing the study.
Chapter 11 Appendices
Appendices are related materials that support the point and provide additional information. However, these are not essential for understanding the thesis itself.
Chapter 12 Project Timetable
Timeframes define the viability and the organization of the research while providing a vision of how the research will be conducted. This can be presented in a standard research timescale or a Gantt chart. [Can this chapter be included[ivl2] under Research Methodology?]
Footnotes must be in the style of numbered references as in law textbooks, Harvard system is not acceptable.
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