topics in microeconomics or macroeconomics.
This essay focuses on topics in microeconomics or macroeconomics.You are required to identify one relevant economic article or academic paper that is broadly related to any of the topics covered in the unit and write an essay of 1000 words, maximum, critically reviewing the article or paper.
topics in microeconomics or macroeconomics.
You are required to identify one relevant economic article or academic paper that is broadly related to any of the topics covered in the unit and write an essay of 1000 words, maximum, critically reviewing the article or paper. You also need to provide a (Word or PDF) copy of the article you have reviewed for the assignment.
Please note that we do not accept a website link only of the article reviewed. Please follow the instructions below:
a) Briefly summarise the main points of the article. Comment on the accuracy of the writer’s use of economic concepts.
b) Indicate how the article pertains to topics in microeconomics or macroeconomics. Be sure to identify and discuss the model/models or economic theory/theories implicit in the article. Is the article well written? Why? Why not?
c) What have you learned about microeconomics or macroeconomics from the article?
Please also advise that students repeating the subject are allow to comment on the same article they chose in a previous semester.
Notes: The client has chosen the below articles in previous semesters. The writer cannot choose these two articles.
Learning Activity – Topics
Some relevant sources of information to get start are in list below:
Firstly, The Sydney Morning Herald
Secondly, The Age
Thirdly, The Australian
Further, The Australian Financial Review
Further, Canberra Times
Moreover, The Economist
In addition, Australian Economic Review (academic journal)
Moreover, Economic Record (academic journal)
· Economic Papers (academic journal)
Please note that you will have to appropriately cite or acknowledge the sources that you use in writing your assignment. Not acknowledging your sources would amount to Plagiarism – which is using other people’s ideas, words or data as if they were your own. Plagiarism can avoid by appropriate referencing, and we suggest that you adopt the Harvard style referencing.
UC Guidelines on Harvard style referencing link: http://canberra.libguides.com/referencing/harvard
Print friendly link: https://canberra.libguides.com/referencing/print
The rubric for the assignment is provided on Canvas.
How to use footnotes and endnotes in Word 2013 and 2016 links:
You will need to submit your assignment in Word format. You also need to provide a (Word or PDF) copy of the article you have reviewed for the assignment, including the URL information. Please note that we do not accept a website link only of the article reviewed. Marks may be deducted for failure to comply with instructions.
