The Impact of Foreign Direct Investments on The Economic Growth in Saudi Arabia with The Economic Reforms Of 2030 Vision

Data Collection Methodology (2,000 words)
In this section, you need to start by discussing the research method/s you applied to collect the data. It is important in your discussion to describe the rationale for choosing the specific research method/s to collect the data and also indicate any limitation with the applied research method.
When discussing the data collected, your need to provide a clear reference to the actual raw data you used. If it is a primary data, such as questionnaires and/or interviews you need to include and discuss them in this section. If you are using a secondary data, you need to indicate the actual sources you used to collect your data. In both types of data (primary data and secondary data,) you need to discuss how you address the ethical aspect of your data collection and the ethical forms (such as consent forms and participation information sheet) you used to receive consent from your participants/interviewees.
When describing the raw data collected, you need to provide a clear reference of how they were used to create your research variables or observable concepts. These variables/concepts should be part of your conceptual framework which is used to address your research objectives/aims/questions.

Analysis of Data (2,000 words)
This presents the application of your chosen methods or techniques to your raw data in order to generate data summaries and findings. This section is about finding things out by research, rather than discovering “ready-made” results reported in the literature.
In this section, you should start by providing a descriptive summary of the data collected. Diagrams, charts and tables should be employed, to aid the reader in understanding the structure of your data.
In order to investigate any relation among across your research variables, you could use statistical techniques such Pearson correlation, ANOVA regression and Multivariate regression analysis. You could also use Chi Square Test and Content Analysis.
It is important that in this section you present, discuss and interpret your data findings clearly, with clear reference to the relevant tabular results.

Interpreting the Research Material (2,000 words)
In this section, you should focus on drawing together the findings that have emerged from your analysis and relating them to other previous studies identified earlier in the literature review. In this section you are expected to show your capacity for reflective and logical argument. This might include validating specific hypotheses advanced at the outset of the study, or summarising the degree to which particular assumptions advanced in the literature appear to be borne out or contradicted by your findings. The interpretation of the research material reflects your understanding of and your insights into the processes and dynamics of the topic you have researched.

Conclusions (1,500 words)
Your final conclusions should relate back to the aim and objectives of your study. These should be strategic conclusions. They summarise your judgement on the implications of the research outcomes to management and professional practice, what options should be taken or what should be done in response to your strategic questions. The strategic conclusions should be based on the new insight provided by your research findings.

– I have provided a research proposal that i have done to guide you with the analysis.