Category: Macroeconomics

SCENARIO INTRODUCTION
THINGS TO CONSIDER
You should be familiar with the Intellectual Standards, which are explained in the “Start Here” Unit, and also reviewed in part below. 
The following Intellectual Standards: Clarity, Accuracy, Precision, Relevance and Logic, will be used to grade your response. In other words, your grade will depend on how clear, accurate, precise, relevant and logical your response is. As you write and draft your response, use the questions below to solicit or achieve each standard. 
CLARITY: Could you elaborate further on that point? Could you express that point in another way? Could you give me an example? 
ACCURACY: Is that really true? How could we check that? How could we find out if that is true?
PRECISION: Could you give more details? Could you be more specific?
RELEVANCE: How is that connected to the question? How does that bear on the issue?
LOGIC: Does this really make sense? Does that follow from what you said? How does that follow? 

What is the busniess cycle dating committee of the national bureau of economic research(NBER)? Who are they and what do they do? 
How does the NBER define date recessions? What are the start and end dates (month and year) of the 2007-2009 recession in the U.S? How long did it last?
What are some important aspects and effects of the 2007-2009 recession?

Answer all the questions, use evidence from one of the resources I gave you to do it 
here is one more resource: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s2Ks3_O1i74 
its a youtube video 

International trade has been a great boon for many countries and, in general, has been more beneficial for the world than not. However, there are both costs and benefits associated with international trade. Present and discuss two advantages of international trade and two disadvantages of international trade.
Develop a response that includes examples and evidence to support your ideas, and which clearly communicates the required message to your audience. Organize your response in a clear and logical manner as appropriate for the genre of writing. Use well-structured sentences, audience-appropriate language, and correct conventions of standard American English.

write a research paper that engage the ethical issues involving a particular event or incident happened worldwide. The paper must be at least 5 full pages long (24 or more lines per page, double space, 12 point font) exclude tables, charts and other supporting materials. The paper must be type-written, neatly organized, and must employ the concepts and ideas of economics. Students are encouraged to start considering and writing the paper at the beginning of the semester. The deadline to submit your paper would be the last class meeting of the semester.
Content: select a past event or incident happened worldwide that has allegedly been involved in unethical, and even illegal activities that put people and society in danger. For this research paper, student will:
1. Introduce and provide a brief historical background of the event or incident you choose
2. Describe the nature of the unethical activities involved with a particular party, and explain their effects or damage to the community and society.
3. Show a critical understanding of the concepts, theories, and methods of economics by analyzing the effects of the unethical activities on the well-being of the society and the economy.
4. Conclude by proposing strategies that can help prevent more similar unethical incidents from happening.

The Project’s Guidelines: Part 1: research and references After selecting the country, students will start collecting the data and finding the resources and references that will help understand the macroeconomic environment of the selected country. Students will submit a list of links and references that will be used to write the paper. Each reference should have summarized to show its relevance to the project. The purpose of this project is for you to try out macroeconomic analysis in the ″real world.″ The outline below is the guidelines for that should be taken in consideration when writing the project. Part 2: The country’s profile: 1. The country’s profile: Geography, economic system, political system, population and Business environment (etc.)
2.The infrastructure, ▪Education and Human capital
▪Road, airports, ports, telecommunication, access to the internet, ect..
3.Overview of the main industries
4. Summary part 2: strength and weakness (Country’scomparative advantage)
Part 3: Economic Outlook
1. Labor market (overall and by Gender and Age)
a. Labor Market
b. Unemployment and employment
c. Problems facing the labor market
2.The total Output (GDP)
❖By industry and change other time
❖Consumption Approach: detailed Analysis
▪Consumer consumption(C)
▪Government Spending ▪Investment
▪Trade Balance (export and Import)
❖The Income Approach
▪Wages, Rent, Interest, Profit
▪Income inequality and wealth distribution
3.Major event in the Business Cycle (reasons)
The effects on labor market and inflation Part 4: Conclusions:
The conclusion should summarize the central the overall weakness and strength of the selected country’s economy.Therefore, any conclusions should be based on observations and data already discussed. No new data should be introduced in the conclusion section.
Note: It has to be in MLA format and make sure to cite where you get your information for your research paper whether it’s the book or online. Make sure you have a work cited page. If you are using a website, then paste it into Purdue.com, where it asks for the website link then press cite, lastly follow the directions and copy the citation. This is the website link https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/research_and_citation/resources.html
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