the COVID 19’s influence on employment globally

Based on the file uploaded below and follow the instrcution to produce a paper. 
The purpose of this assignment is to describe your recipe for conducting the research. You must provide enough detail to the reader so that he/she knows what you are doing and how you will do it. You must include the ingredients (i.e., subject participants, sampling techniques, etc.) as well as the instructions (i.e., survey, experiment, field study) for how these ingredients will be used. While I do not believe in page requirements for assignmentsthe content is more important than the length of the paperI would expect the research statement to be at least 35 pages double-spaced. The following are generally what should be included in your discussion, but this will depend on the kind of research you are proposing:
1. Discuss the data and the research methods used to generate the data, including but not limited to addressing the following questions:

How was the data collected?
Who collected the data and for what purpose?
Was the data collection part of a larger initiative?
What was the research design?
Why is this data and research design reasonable to address your research question?
Is there precedent and justification for using this data to answer your (or a similar) research question?

2. Describe the sampling procedures and participants selected for the study, including but not limited to addressing the following questions:

What was the population and sampling frame?
What is the unit of analysis?
How were participants sampled?
What was the response rate, if appropriate?
Did the sampling techniques generate a representative sample?
What are the benefits and disadvantages of the sampling procedures (in particular with respect to addressing your research question)?
What is your final sample size (and how did you end up there)?

3. Include citations, where applicable.
Example: A research study is focused on the opioid use epidemic in the United States (research topic) and whether parental use of prescription drugs encourages opioid use by their children (research question).
You have decided to use data from the National Violent Death Reporting System (NVDRS) to investigate the research question.
For #1 above, you would use documentation from the NVDRS, as well as from prior studies using the NVDRS, to provide information on: how the data was collected, by whom, and for what purpose (e.g., the CDC collects data on the entire population of deaths in all U.S. states, territories, and the District of Columbia in order to understand patterns of violent deaths in the U.S.); and the research design (secondary data; the CDC appends information collected on violent deaths from U.S. state health departments). You would also provide an argument for why the NVDRS is appropriate to answer your research question and note any potential limitations with the data.
For #2 above, you would describe the population (all violent deaths in the U.S.) and sample (the 18 states contributing data as of 2016); the unit of analysis (suicides and homicides); the response rate (18/50 states); the sampling technique (purposive or convenience sampling); the benefits and disadvantages of these procedures; and the final sample size for use in your study.
Note that some of you will use data that addresses an entire population. In this case, you might not discuss the sampling strategy (because there is none). Some of you might find it easier to discuss the data and sampling strategy concurrently (e.g., when discussing a content analysis). The point is that there is not a one-size-fits-all approach to writing this section of the paper.
Citations are necessary throughout the data and participants section. Any time a statistic or fact is mentioned, a citation is needed. Any time you state your opinion, you need to support it with a citation. Any time you used someone elses ideas (even when paraphrasing), a citation is needed. Any time you use the direct words of someone else, quotations and a citation are needed.