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ASSESSMENT 3: Structured Literature Review – 25% This assessment is designed to allow students to identify relevant sources for their research and undertake review on a theoretical concepts/constructs that has real world business implications. This assessment relates to Learning Outcomes a, b and d This article collections and structured review set a basis for literature review section of Research Proposal in Assessment 4. Following consultation with the lecturer or tutor, the students research the field to find four academic articles relating to the research topic as proposed in Assessment 2. The articles must be from 2010 onwards, and all articles must be full papers (not research note or book reviews) sourced from refereed academic journals. TOPIC: IMPACT OF FREQUENT FLUCTUATION OF CURRENCY EXCHANGE RATES ON AUSTRALIAN FOREIGN EXCHANGE MARKET The structured literature review should addresses the following information: 1. Brief summary of the theory and progression in the field (i.e how has the theory developed) 2. Common themes/findings across the four articles 3. Different themes/findings across the four articles 4. Managerial implication of the four articles 5. Study limitations and future research direction proposed in the four articles. Submission Details · Individual Assessment · Word limit: 1500 words (±10%) (excluding reference list) · You need to state the word count of the assessment on the cover page. · The review should be professionally presented using proper headings and sub-headings, in Arial 10pt or Times New Roman 12pt, single space. Harvard (Anglia) style referencing. Marks out of 20 will be awarded based on how well the following criteria is addressed: Criteria % Marks Present brief summary of the theory and discussion of progression in the field 20% Identify and discuss common and different themes across the four articles 20% Identify and discuss managerial implication of the four articles 20% Discuss the limitation of each of articles and how the limitation differ across the four articles, as well as identify future research direction suggested by the articles. 20% Apply relevant skills and knowledge of research, the wider context of the problem and the inter-relationships between them; 10 % Present the information in a professional manner with correct referencing 10 % Marking Rubric Assessment 3 : Structured Literature Review – 25% Criteria Fail (0 – 49%) Pass (50 – 64%) Credit (65 – 74%) Distinction (75 – 84%) High Distinction (85 – 100%) Summary of the articles (30 marks) The summary is presented as individual summary of the articles not as summary of the field and there is no discussion on progression of the field. The summary is presented as individual summary of the article not as summary of the field, the progression of the field discussion also done as individual discussion rather than progression based on the four articles. The summary has incorporated the information from 2-3 articles, however, the progression of the field discussion is done as individual discussion rather than progression based on the four articles. The summary has incorporated the information from the all of the four articles, however, the progression of the field discussion is done as individual discussion rather than progression based on the four articles. The summary has incorporated the information from the all of the four articles, and the progression of the field discussion has also incorporated discussion based on the four articles. Common and different themes (30 marks) There no discussion on common and differences themes from the four articles, they are done on individual article basis. There is discussion on common and differences, however it is only based on the themes from only two articles. Whereas the other two articles are discussed individually There is discussion on common and differences, however it is only based on the themes from only three articles. Whereas the other article is discussed separately There is discussion on common and differences based in the four articles however, the detail presented is insufficient There is discussion on common and differences based in the four articles with comprehensive details provided in the discussion. Managerial Implication (10 marks) There no discussion on managerial implication from the four articles, they are done on individual article basis. There is discussion on managerial implication, however it is only based two articles. Whereas the other two articles are discussed individually There is discussion managerial implication, however it is only based on three articles. Whereas the other article is discussed separately There is discussion managerial implication based in the four articles however, the detail presented is insufficient There is discussion on managerial implication based in the four articles with comprehensive details provided in the discussion. Research Limitation and Recommendation (10 marks) There no discussion on research limitation and recommendation from the four articles, they are done on individual article basis. There is discussion on research limitation and recommendation, however it is only based two articles. Whereas the other two articles are discussed individually There is discussion research limitation and recommendation, however it is only based on three articles. Whereas the other article is discussed separately There is discussion research limitation and recommendation, based in the four articles however, the detail presented is insufficient There is discussion on research limitation and recommendation based in the four articles with comprehensive details provided in the discussion. References (20 marks) The literature review has less than four references and/or more than four references and they do not meet the minimum requirement (2010 onward peer-reviewed articles) and has no in-text citations The literature has four references but some of them do not meet the minimum requirement (2010 onward peer-reviewed articles) and has less than four in-text citation The literature has four references and most them meet the minimum requirement (2010 onward peer-reviewed articles), however, less than four in-text citation are used. The literature review has four references and most them meet the minimum requirement (2010 onward peer-reviewed articles), and four in-text citation are used. The literature review four references and all of them meet the minimum requirement (2010 onward peer-reviewed articles), and four in-text citation are used. Total mark out of 100 Total Assessment mark: / 25 Comment 5 | P a g e Page 1 of 1
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IMPACT OF FREQUENT FLUCTUATION OF CURRENCY EXCHANGE RATES ON AUSTRALIAN FOREIGN EXCHANGE MARKET
Table of Contents
Introduction    3
1. A brief summary of the theory and progression in the field    3
2. Common themes/findings    3
3. Different themes/findings    4
4. Managerial implication    4
5. Study limitations and future research direct
ion proposed    5
Conclusion    5
References    6
Introduction
In this assignment, the fluctuation of the currency is being discussed with the context of Australia. The fluctuation of currency affects the economy of a particular country. If the currency value goes down the economy falls as well and in the same way, when the value of the currency goes up, the economy gets better. Not only the economy, but the fluctuation of the currency rates also influences the foreign exchange rates of the country. In this assignment, the foreign exchange rates of Australia have been discussed with reference to the fluctuation in the currency rates of the country.
1. A brief summary of the theory and progression in the field
According to Mai et al. (2018), there is a correlation between currency and the foreign exchange market. According to his article, there are several networks that are connected to currency rates and foreign markets in Australia. The author tried to use complex network graphs to analyse the correlations of exchange rate volatility in the global FX market.
According to Kremer et al. (2019), there are several economic as well as political factors that determine the clustering dynamics of the currency. The author has dealt with the symbolic performances that can determine the positioning of the currency in the global FX market as well as the Australian market.
According to Oriaku and Oriaku (2016), the fluctuation and the positioning of the currency is the result of the international business transactions. The fluctuation of the currency can also be determined by the small businessperson as well. The author throws light on the conversion of the currency and the way the Australian currency can get affected by the idea of currency conversion while trading outside the company.
According to Zhang, Dufour and Galbraith (2016), the exchange rates and the prices of the commodity can bring about a lot of changes and casualties in multiple horizons. The exchange rates and the prices of the commodity have been researched in Australia to determine the fluctuation variations of the currency by the author.
2. Common themes/findings
According to author Mai et al. (2018), the currency movement has a correlation with the foreign exchange market. The foreign exchange rate has mutually interacting nodes and they are counting the values of exchange rates in the foreign markets of Australia. These exchange rates between two nodes are constantly changing and correlated with each other. The nodes have an impact on each other. Regulation networks, such as food webs and financial markets, are represented by the nodes and they establish a dependency on them.
According to author Kremer et al. (2019), the fluctuations in the currency markets influence the foreign markets of Australia. Value of any currency has been expressed by the exchange rates of markets. The constant changes in the exchange rate of the currency disturb the markets of fixed deposits, equity balance,...
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