Research writing in transport economics

Objective and main question There is a clearly formulated main question. The main question is based on relevant academic concepts and theories, and legitimised by up-to-date academic or social developments. The main question leads to relevant hypotheses in a systematic and valid way. Methodology NB: This can apply to data collection and analysis, as well as to literature research Analysis The analysis and interpretation of the data are accurate, reliable, comprehensive and verifiable. The research is profound (complexity, depth and scope of the research). Structure and design There is a logical and relevant structure, consisting of the following: title page, table of contents, summary (max. 1 page), main question, results, discussion, conclusion and references. References comply with the applicable academic standards. Literature references are complete, consistent and correct. Conclusions are formulated which sufficiently take into account presuppositions, basic principles and the limitations/opportunities of the selected methodology. The main question is answered. The hypotheses are accepted or rejected.