Select at least three news articles that discuss the economic concept that you chose as a topic for your term paper. At least one news article should be dated within the previous two months.
Please note that the goal of this assignment is to read, understand, and discuss recent news using microeconomic terminology. The articles should be from an on-line newspaper or magazine.
The Term paper should have the following structure:
1. Abstract
(0.5 of a page) – the short description of the concepts, problems, questions
discussed in the Term paper.
2. Introduction
(0.5 of a page) (optional)
3. Literature Review
(about 2 pages) – please compare and contrast the opinions of the authors of the articles, present the important information, data, statistics to support your conclusions. It is important that the Literature review is written in your own words with small quotes from the article. All quotes must have references in accordance with the 7the Edition APA Style.
4.Discussion
(about 2 pages) –
Your task for this part of the Term paper is to analyze the issue described in the articles using the economic concepts and theory learned in this class.
Refer to the course content materials and use specific economic vocabulary within your term paper.
The articles you choose may not use these exact terms; therefore, it is incumbent upon you to convert the article language into economic language as is appropriate.
Include at least one graph developed in our course.
5.Conclusion
(0.5 of a page)
The Term paper should be the title page and sub-titles that correspond to the structure described above. Please note the Term paper should be written in your own words. You can use short quotes from the article(s) to support your statements. However the size of these quotes should be reduced to a minimum.
No more than 20% of the text of the term paper should be made up of quotes.(less is better!!!).
Please also avoid copying the materials from any textbooks, including our textbook
Link to articles
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/08/06/upshot/jobs-report-strong.html
https://www.cnbc.com/2021/09/03/jobs-report-august-2021.html
