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Based on a potential GDP of $16.7 trillion and a natural rate of unemployment of 4.7 %, research the tools you learned about in Unit 2 & 3 to help you analyze the health of the economy. Remember that policies can be Fiscal or Monetary.
You can use the links given to explain what an analytical essay is and how to compose one. https://www.kibin.com/essay-writing-blog/analytical-essay-outline/Make sure to answer the following: (in the intro paragraph)
If the economy is experiencing an expansion or recession?
Is the economy below or above its potential GDP and Unemployment?
Is there inflation?
Are interest rates rising?
*Terms of the macroeconomic measures discussed in the course (GDP, unemployment, and inflation rates).
– Gather annual raw data from the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) (http://www.nber.org/), Bureau of Labor Statistics (https://www.bls.gov/), Bureau of Economic Analysis (https://www.bea.gov/), or other government agencies and departments and – Use tables, graphs, and charts to present the data. The tables, graphs, and charts must be your own creation. Dont copy and paste from an external source
*You will not need to cite for this information because these are positive statements.Make sure to SUPPORT your 3 policy recommendations by providing similar examples either from history or examples currently being proposed by a politician or political party. Can be federal or state examples. *YOU WILL NEED to cite for this information because these are normative statements.*Remember that a Conclusion paragraph is summarizing what you discovered and possibly why your recommendations were chosen. Maybe briefly discuss why you personally chose those policies. General Guidelines: Paper must be minimum of 1000 words long, typewritten, double-spaced, with 1 margins and 12pt. Times New Roman font. The paper must be written in essay format, using standard written English with a clear introduction and conclusion.
You must use at least 4 credible sources to support your ideas (avoid sites such as Wikipedia, Investopedia, EHow, yahoo answers, etc. You can contact me or a librarian if you are not sure about the credibility a source)
You must use APA-formatted in-text citations
You must include a reference/works cited page
This is a research paper
o limit personal opinions on the issues except when asked
o Do not copy and paste basic definitions of concepts and descriptions of theories from the textbook or other sources show the applications of these concepts in the real world by focusing on items listed in the instruction
o The major portion of the paper needs to be written in your own words

This final paper will be an expository presentation and evaluation of one argument/theory from any of the readings we have done this semester.
Your paper should focus on:
1) briefly introducing the topic and your thesis in the introduction,
2) reconstructing and presenting an argument or theory from a selected primary text, and
3) evaluating the argument/theory (i.e., take issue with, or defend, some aspect of the argument/theory).
(1) the evaluation is not based on a misunderstanding of the original argument (and should explain, or at least hint at, why the original argument has some degree of plausibility);
(2) the evaluation makes assumptions that the original author would (or consistently could) accept; (3) the evaluation discusses compelling reasons why the original argument is problematic or
successful;
(4) the evaluation considers possible responses to the objections or defenses it has raised (and replies
to these possible responses)Additional Guidelines:
– You must have a thesis and argue for it. The thesis you will end up defending should be made
clear early in the paper (i.e., in the introductory paragraph). I will discuss Xs paper or I will discuss whether or not Xs position is too demanding is not a thesis statement. I will defend Xs claim/argument for Y, or I will argue that the Xs objection to Y fails is a thesis statement.
– Before you argue for your thesis, you will have to carefully explain the relevant background.
– Arguing for your thesis requires giving premises that together support your thesis, and giving
reasons for the truth of the premises. You will have to use your own judgment in determining
which of your premises require more support or motivation than others.
– You must consider at least one response/objection to your argument and reply to it.
Note:
an objection to your argument need not purport to show that your thesis is false; it need only purport to show that the argument you give for your thesis is problematic: it has a false or implausible premise, a fallacious step in reasoning, etc..
– In your reply, be careful not to just repeat your argument for your thesis. Address the objection itself; make clear why, initial appearances to the contrary, the objection is mistaken, confused, turns on a misunderstanding of the original argument, or can be avoided by an appropriate or reasonable qualification or amendment in your argument.You will be evaluated on the basis of:
1. Your explanation of the relevant background i.e., the main theory, problem, or argument that that you are writing on, and the secondary literature you are responding to. (Accuracy, Completeness, Clarity)
2. Clarity of your thesis, and the cogency of your argument for your thesis. 3. Your consideration of (at least one) objection, and your response to it. 4. The general clarity of the paper structure and writing.
5. Originality. Feel free to use the following to outline the structure and arguments for your paper:
My thesis is:Summary of primary text argument/theory:The main premises of my argument for my thesis are:The central response/objection to my argument that I will consider is:This response/objection attacks which part, or step in reasoning, in my argument?My reply to the objection is:

Demonstrates critical consideration of all project requirements
Effectively integrates research & theoretical support from at least 2 empirical research articles.
Uses ample & appropriate in-text citations & paraphrasing throughout submitted document (i.e., no plagiarism).COHERENCE & ORGANIZATION:Cohesive, consistent, college-level writing style applied throughout
Logical flow of material presented that demonstrates successful synthesis of ideas, theories, facts, & evidence from relevant, reliable sources
Information relayed in the text is not repetitive or redundant.
Effective use of (sub)headings (if/where necessary) to guide the reader
FORMATTING REQUIREMENTS:Word count of written text is 1200 words (minimum) to 2000 words
If used, direct quotes are limited to 2 maximum.
Submission includes full list of references that is consistently formatted
All in-text citations listed in reference list
All reference listings also cited in-text (at least once)Personal Feed Back:Need some more theory integrated into why these might work. Mentioned bonds but not sure where else is the theory.

Theories of Aging Matrix.docxPreview the documentRemember to cite sources and properly list them in the reference page per APA guidelines. Please adhere to APA guidelines in terms of margins, a simple cover page, page numbers, proper citations and references.

Write a Paper defining Data Governance, its difference with MDM (Master Data Management), its relation with EIM (Enterprise Information Management), its best practices and its common pitfalls.Include trustworthy sources, please.

Reflect on what you have learned in the course about human behavior. Make sure to respond to both of the videos in your essay (“Why Do People Help” and “Stanford Prison Study”).For this writing assignment you will view TWO videos (found in Learning Module 16) and write a 500-600 word essay that should be a reaction to the videos based on what you have learned in the course.

Freedom of Speech and speech acts vs. vocal sounds.Prejudice and the politics of socio-economic powerThe Ethics of Photography/art/mediaThe role of science/religion in politics, green issues, global warming, evolution vs. creationismWhether Roe vs. Wade should be overturned, the role of the Supreme Court, states rights vs. federalismGun ControlTortureEuthanasia, physician assisted suicideSub prime mortgage debacle, banking industry, stock market and financial responsibility/ethics, 99 v. 1%, culture of protestSocialism, capitalism, democracy, Constitutional structureRacism, post-race America, Black Lives Matter movement, police brutalityHistory, the role of history in education, Who writes history? Should history be taught in classrooms? Find one or several essays from the readings copied from Best American Essays that may pertain to your topic, and choose one that you will use in your research essay.
2. Consult outside sources and cite the sources used in the essay in a Works Cited
page, which will include the work you chose from the above topics and authors,
one or more works from Best American Essays, and minimally three other sources, which shall necessarily include a book, a periodical article and one other types of sources of your choice.The essay will be a minimum of five pages. Use 1 to 1 margins and 12 pt. font and double space. It must be typed and it must contain a titleIn all of these questions/ideas for argument, import your own research (3 or 4 sources) as well as one of the readings uploaded or in your textbook. Your claim must be specific and narrow, something that can be argued in a five page paper. Narrow your claim by location and time. Think of a specific case, law, policy, or instance to anchor your claim, such as the following: The Stand Your Ground gun law in Florida is the main reason Trayvon Martin never received justice or California’s gun control law unfairly singles out medical marijuana users in violation of the Equal Protection clause of the U.S. Constitution. Your claim must be very specific and narrow, not broad, like gun control doesn’t work (Where? Which laws? federal or state? When–throughout all time?).

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Human skin color as an adaptation. There is a lot of freedom w this paper. Just chose the topic find the sources and talk about it. Show the info and facts you found. However my professor is INCREDIBLY picky about her sources so here is how you should obtain them please:Instructions for the term paper1. Obtain references from a journal for your topic using google scholar.Go to: http://scholar.google.com/ In the keywords box, type in keywords for your topic
Choose at least 3 scientific articles to cite in your essayo The articles you choose should be at least 3 pages long (if it says abstract after the title of the article, then you cannot use it as one of your three references)
2. Once you have the titles of your papers use Hunter resources to access the journals you need3. List your two references using the following citation style:For a journal:Author last name, first intitials. Year. Article Title. Journal title Volume #: pages.For example:Smith, H and Johnson, L. 2007. Can the patterns of sexual swelling cycles in female Tai chimpanzees be explained by the cost-of-sexual-attraction hypothesis? International Journal of Primatology 28: 389-406.For a book:Author last name, first initials. Year. Book title. Place published: Publisher.4. You must cite the references in the body of your essay to indicate where you got the information from by writing the authors last name and the year the article was published in parantheses.For example: Red-cheeked monkeys live in multimale-multifemale groups and groups usually have more than 20 individuals (Smith 2002). They have a polygamous mating system and sometime females mate with males from other groups (Harrison 2006) If you have more than 2 authors you can cite the paper using the first authors last name followed by et al. and then the year. Example: bipedalism is accompanied by a number of morphological changes (Smith et al. 2005) Note: DO NOT PLAGIARIZEDo not just copy what other people have written. Put things in your own words and cite the source where you got your information.

Think critically about the material we’ve learned. Perhaps you’d like to discuss potential biases in the way mainstream theory presents itself, motivations for human behavior/decision making, ideas related to efficiency, profit, inequality and self interest. What questions do you have about the economy that may have been provoked by these videos or left unresolved by our course so far? Don’t be afraid to cite outside materials or reference specific ideas we’ve encountered in lecture/ textbook chapters (though citing OUTSIDE material is not required). I’m not expecting you to go crazy trying to research brand new concepts. I am looking for thoughtful, critical reactions to the material we’ve learned and I hope these videos inspire you.Nancy Folbre- The Economics of Care:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZEJV3kBQH0Tania Singer- The Intersections of Psychology & Economics:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RrXoEMTB1SYEmmanuel Saez- Wealth Inequality in the US & Beyond:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L_yfsprUumwJoseph Stiglitz- Getting Radical on Inequality:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2NsTeeb-87wAnwar Shaikh- Capitalism, Conflict, & Crisis:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lTDei-dAKW8Same Bowles- The Death of Homo Economicus:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ParPPYMzfQM

Do movie companies create unrealistic body images for men and women in their superhero movies?
Your assignment is to find 5 movie/comic images of Ironman and answer the question above, and find 5 more movie/comic images of Cat-woman and answer the same question stated above. Thus, there should be 10 images in total. Refer to the research map below for guidance:Research Map: We will be looking at comic book photos, movie posters/photos, and movie clips as well as measuring comic book photos to analyze the origin of these unrealistic body images. Then, we will analyze movie clips and images to see what superhero body images exist in our society today. Well be using content analysis to analyze images, movie trailers, and movie clips for themes of gender stereotypes and hyper-masculine and feminine features. 10 combined images, videos, and comic book photos will be analyzed for these themes. We are looking for the frequency of these hyper-masculine and hyper-feminine stereotypes as well as the extent of the unrealistic body images. Specifically we are looking at how sexualized these characters are and if the frequency, each character in each image, is always there.