Economics

I need a research paper written for my Microeconomics class. The paper needs to be in 3rd person, it needs to have at least have 3 sources with a work cited page and a cover letter and it has to be at least 2000 words. My professor pretty much gave us free rein on what the research paper can be about, so I would like to write about Elon Musk. The research paper should include information about how he got started, the impact he has been making on the whole world, his business model, how an entrepreneur is a scarce resource and anything else that you feel should include about Elon Musk that is related to business etc.

In a critical essay, evaluate the three major approaches to analyzing the economic impact of currency depreciation: the elasticities approach, the absorption approach, and the monetary approach.  Compare and contrast the three approaches and provide examples that distinguish them from each other. Note:  – Paper should contain an introduction and conclusion and headlines  – Rely on Carbaugh as a key reference – References should be alphabetized  – Free plagiarism – Check the attached previous assignments for professor feedback regarding the format and content

Country Case: Clothing Research Paper and Taped Zoom Presentation: 30%  (2-3  pages in length) APA style . (Free plagiarism please  ) Course Assignment Descriptions: CLOTHING RESEARCH PAPER Have you ever thought to look where each piece of clothing you own was made? You might be surprised to see that many of your clothes are manufactured in the same countries.  This project will concentrate on the people and places where the products that you actually wear are produced. Assignment Overview: In this assignment you’ll identify a favorite piece of clothing and perform some basic research on the company that made it, trying to find out more about where it was made, how it was made and who made it. Step 1: THINK Before doing research on your specific clothing company (or country of manufacture), first think about what you currently know about your clothes.  For example: Where were the clothes that you are wearing today made? Where was the fabric made? Who grew the cotton or wool, or produced the nylon? Does the production process generate pollution? Who sewed the clothes?  How old were they?  How much were they paid? Step 2: RESEARCH Research how your favorite item of clothing was made.  Visit the company’s website and see what they say about how clothes are made. What do you learn about where/how the clothes are produced and sold? Look at the tag and see the country in which the garment was produced, and then find out some data on the working conditions in that country. What is the relationship of the clothing manufacturer to the economy of that country? Step 3: WRITE Write a 2-3 page paper on your favorite piece of clothing, which includes the following sections: ? Introduction: a brief description of your favorite article of clothing ? Company Labor Policies: In this section describe what you learned about your company’s labor policies.  Do they have guidelines for how workers are treated or paid in their factories?  What do they say about labor costs on their website or in the Annual Report? ? Country Data: What are wage and working conditions like in the country in which your clothing was made? How much is the average worker paid?  What worker protections are common? ? Corporate and Consumer Responsibility:  In this section you will take a side and argue whether or not you feel it’s important to know where and how your clothing was made.  If you do think it’s important, do you feel it’s the consumer’s responsibility to learn?  Or is it the company’s responsibility to inform? If you do not think this knowledge is relevant, explain why. ? References:  List and properly cite at least 3 references.

1. Review the two articles about bank failures and bank diversification that are found below this. Economic history assures us that the health of the banking industry is directly related to the health of the economy. Moreover, recessions, when combined with banking crisis, will result in longer and deeper recessions versus recessions that do occur with a healthy banking industry. URL#1: https://www.frbsf.org/economic-research/publications/economic-letter/2006/may/bank-diversification-economic-diversification/ URL#2: https://www.richmondfed.org/~/media/richmondfedorg/publications/research/economic_quarterly/2005/winter/pdf/walter.pdf 2. Locate two JOURNAL articles that discuss this topic further. You need to focus on the Abstract, Introduction, Results, and Conclusion. For our purposes, you are not expected to fully understand the Data and Methodology.   3. Summarize these journal articles. Please use your own words. No copy-and-paste. Cite your sources.

PAGE 1 : OUTLINE ?The outline should give the reader an idea of what issue the paper is covering, the economics behind the issue, and the policy proposed. ?Generally more detailed outlines are better, but fully written rough drafts are penalized.  Part I:  Overview of Issues   Describe issue – what is the problem the paper is addressing?  Describe why the issue is controversial.  Present opposing sides of issue.  Introduce data describing problem. Part II:  Review of economic issues  Describe economic principles involved with issue.  Apply the economic principles to the problem you are addressing. Part III:  Take a stance on the issue and defend your position   Outline a plan as to what should be done (or not done) to resolve the issue.  Describe why you believe the plan will work.  Describe theoretical economic impacts of your plan.  Present data, whenever possible, to support your position. Part IV:  Conclusion    Overall conclusions. Part V:  References FROM 3 ARTICLES  Cited in text  (Smith, 2015)  Full citation at end of paper (Any style you wish, but full cite.)  Include bias for each source at end of citation

In chapter 3 your textbook author describes the classical view of how the financial markets work.  This week you have an opportunity to look at some data.  The attached document contains the instructions for using the FRED data base to create a graph for this study.

You are watching an election debate on television. A candidate says, “We need to stop the flow of foreign automobiles into our country. If we limit the importation of autos, our domestic auto production will rise and the United States will be better off.” 1.       Is it likely that the United States will be better off if we limit auto imports? Explain. 2.       Will anyone in the United States be better off if we limit auto imports? Explain. 3.       In the real world, does every person in the country gain when restrictions on imports are reduced? Explain.

Unit I introduced the benefits of markets to improving outcomes for producers and consumers. Unit II examined the role of costs and prices in decision-making. For this assignment, you will answer a series of questions in the form of an essay. Support your answers with research from at least three peer-reviewed journal articles using the CSU Online Library (or other sources). Research elasticity information for two particular goods: one with an elastic demand and one with an inelastic demand. Using elasticity information you gather, predict changes in demand. The United States Department of Agriculture website has a good resource to help with this. Describe how marginal analysis, by avoiding sunk costs, leads to better pricing decisions. Explain the importance of opportunity costs to decision-making and how opportunity costs lead to trade. Evaluate how better business decisions can benefit not just the producer but the consumer and society as a whole. In your evaluation, contrast the deontology and consequentialism approaches to ethics. Your essay must be at least three pages in length (not counting the title and references pages) and include at least three peer-reviewed resources. Adhere to APA Style when writing your essay, including citations and references for sources used. Be sure to include an introduction. Please note that no abstract is needed.

read Steven Strauss’ article, The Connection Between Education, Income Inequality, and Unemployment  (Links to an external site.) . In your Final Paper, you should address the following based on the information presented in the article and other research: Describe how a country can measure its income inequality. Evaluate the effect of income inequality on the U.S. economy, such as unemployment, economic growth, and other economic factors. Estimate the gap between those who hold bachelor’s and higher (master or doctoral) degrees and those who do not. Explain reasons why the inequality gap between educated and less-educated workers has been widening. Evaluate whether increasing opportunities for higher education can reduce income inequality. Analyze what else causes U.S. income inequality to widen. Recommend how to reduce educationally based income inequality or other factors if you were a federal policy maker.

Introduction: Rather than a long intro paragraph, start your summary with an engaging statement that lures your audience to crave the advice information you will be providing in your report. Part I – Shift your approach from a summary essay to a more succinct professional advice/consultation that focuses on the 3-5 key actionable items or take-aways that can immediately be understood and used by a  manager.  Provide sufficient but concise detail for an outsider to understand and implement.  Part II – Connect with the class lecture, textbook content and learning objectives or  dive deep in the application on your team activities or personal experience, describing specific and detailed examples.