Dear Prof. Jayakody,

                                     I don't know the answer to your question except to tell you that a well resolved Input-Output table should be able to capture all . However what enables me to say so is my research paper on Political Enviornment and Financial Markets which is actually a String Theoretic Econophysics and Quantitative Finance paper suing dynamic general equilibrium models of stock markets applicable to emerging market economies like India which you can find on my RG page. I hope it is of help. It goes all the way from Politics to Stock Prices at Equlibrium presrving the "Arrow of Time" with Information Systems and Stock Market PhysicalTechnologies Dbranes String Integrated. Earl Sir Asutosh Mukherjee Chair Professor Dr. SKM QC EPS Fellow (In) MRES MES MAICTE

Dear Dimali

There are a lot of indicators that can be suit with your needs. I suggest you find some:

1.Political stability => Political indicator in World Governance Indicator (Worldbank)

2. National security => a sub indicator in WGI

http://www.world-governance.org/article794.html?lang=en

3. Saving and investment => World Development Indicators (Worldbank)

3. Banking and stock market sector => Global financial development database (IMF)

In each database, they have definitions, calculation method and data for a few indicators for one features.

I hope that is helpful for you

Best

Canh

Dear Dimali,

You can take macroeconomic determinants:

                                Gross National Product

                    Supply                =                              Demand

C + I + G + Expots -Imports = Compensation of employees and workers + Operating                             (X-M=NX)                    Surplus + depreciation + (taxes-subsidies)

                                                                                                                        net taxes

C is equal to all private consumption, or consumer spending, in a nation's economy

I = is the sum of all the country's investment

G = is the sum of government spending

X= foreign country's spending on the country's goods 

M = Country's spending on foreign goods

and

measure political stability:   input/output

national security: security issues number of threats Conflicts, Refugees and Asylum Seekers, and Displaced Persons+Political Climate, Degree of Trust among Citizens, Violent Crime, and Homicides per 100,000 Inhabitants.

savings and investment

banking sector development 

stock market development

private cash flows

stock market liquidity

Now you need  

define independent and dependent variables

define operational definitions to begin to relate to your needs research

design methodology

materials and methods

you can relate volume of investments by protests

that's really great answer! thank you!

your wellcome

Aren't most of those dependent variables correlated?

https://data.worldbank.org/indicator