Make your collection of supporting facts as great and as complete as possible and your summaries general enough to leave nothing to speculation. Each student selects a research country and associated economic issue . Each student will essentially assume the task of setting national policy to address the approved economic issue of disequilibrium for the selected country. Each student will identify the issue within the context of the theoretical models of the course as they apply to the product and resource markets, government intervention, and global perspective. Each student will follow these Guidelines to Writing a Term Paper Dates and deadlines for advancing through the project will be announced in advance.
Papers lacking economic analysis or written on an unapproved subject are unacceptable.
Papers plagiarized, quoted or paraphrased from sources not referenced, submitted in other courses, or written by another individual are subject to action by the college as outlined in the Student Handbook. Papers should first be outlined and then brought through several drafts before submission. The final draft should be carefully proofread to prevent spelling and grammar errors in the typed copy. Plan on about two citations per page in the background and analysis sections of the paper. There must be Introduction and Conclusion sections of about one full page in length each.