The endnotes containing your references should appear after the main text. The table of contents of the course reader is in this style, and you can use it as a model. You should attach an appendix that lists recommended budget figures for the following categories, which you may revise as discussed above. As we proceed through the climate change segment in class, we will discuss in more detail where different topics might fall within this framework, and we may revise this list to some extent. Also, they not only support the main conclusion, but also consider alternative points of view and show why they are inferior.
Good analysis is specific.
Anything you write that is not your own idea, or is not considered common knowledge, must be attributed to its source. Be careful to cite the sources you draw on. There is no limit to the number of references you can use. However, good use of sources is not simply a matter of quantity, but of quality. In assessing the quality of a source, you will want to consider who is writing it, when it was written, what kind of publication it appears in, and how appropriate these factors are to the reason for the citation.