Purpose:
The purpose of this assignment is to provide students with an opportunity to develop an independent analysis of an issue related to money and banking using concepts and theories learned in class.
Description:
The term paper for this course is an open-ended assignment that is intended to sharpen your writing, research and critical analysis skills. The project is designed to ensure that you are familiar with the process of collecting financial/economic data from the web and analyzing it using the concepts and theories learned in class. The paper should focus on a topic of your choosing related to material covered in the course. You should develop a position related to your topic and support that position through online research. Possible topics include:
Banking Reform and Regulation
Monetary policy
The 2007-2008 Financial Crisis
Money supply
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The United States has a variety of regulations to address the economic harm resulting from monopoly power in an industry. This includes the Sherman Act of 1890, the Clayton Act of 1914, and the Federal Trade Commission Act of 1914. These acts were aimed at restricting the formation of cartels and monopolies to protect consumers and ensure competition. The article The Oligopoly Problem argued that oligopolies fall through the cracks of these regulations and leave consumers unprotected from harmful business practices where industries are highly concentrated. Read the article and respond to the following in your initial post:
What are examples of firms in an oligopolistic market that abuse their power? Explain how they abuse their power and describe the impact on consumers.
Do you agree with the author's feelings about increased government oversight of such industries? Why or why not?
for this problem set, and all future problem sets, you should show/submit all supporting documentation and work
for your answers. For empirical questions, this means submitting your do-file/R script/python script. For mathematical
questions, this means showing your work/calculations. For essay questions, this means citing any references or resources
that you use. It is strongly recommended you type rather than hand-write short-answer or essay questions.
Create a narrated PowerPoint presentation explaining your "My Market" assignment.
This should be a five slide PowerPoint presentation with a recorded narration of your project work.
Slide 1: Title Slide
Slide 2: Content slide for your Week 2 assignment
Slide 3: Content slide for your Week 4 assignment
Slide 4: Content slide for your Week 6 assignment
Slide 5: Works Cited slide
The total presentation should be no more than 10 minutes. Your content slides should contain key market factors, main points, and key data for the market that you selected.
EACH RESPONSE IS TO BE 8-10 PAGES, TYPED, AND DOUBLE SPACED. DATA FROM CLASS LECTURES AS WELL AS THE TEXT ARE TO BE USED*****HOWEVER, STUDENTS MUST FOOTNOTE AT LEAST THREE BITS OF DATA FROM THREE SCHOLARLY SOURCES (THREE BOOKS OR TWO BOOKS AND ONE ARTICLE) TO PROVE THEY HAVE MADE THIS EXAM ASSIGNMENT ONE THAT IS RESEARCH BASED. THE PROFESSOR WILL ALSO RECOMMEND VARIOUS SCHOLARLY BOOKS CONCERNING IPE THAT STUDENTS SHOULD REFERENCE . YET PUPILS MAY USE BOOK SOURCES INDEPENDENT OF WHAT IS RECOMMENDED. *** DO NOT, HOWEVER, USE ONLY ONLINE ARTICLES. THIS WILL NOT MAKE FOR AN ACCEPTABLE EXAM.
**TWO OR THREE ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL DOCUMENTS MAY BE USED ALONG WITH OR IN PLACE OF ARTICLES. THE MORE DIVERSE THE RESEARCH, THE HIGHER THE GRADE A STUDENT MAY RECEIVE.
Read a minimum of three (3) articles on Public Housing and rent subsidy.
In your own words, compare the Public Housing Program with the Rent Subsidy program; list the advantages and disadvantages of each program and conclude if one program is better than the other.
Make sure to use citations and a reference page.
In this assignment, you need to analyze unemployment-related issues. You need to analyze only one issue (topic).
You are going to study the past trends, provide an overview of the current status, and provide solutions to overcome any problems related to the issue you are studying. You will use data, articles, and government reports to draw a clear picture of the current unemployment issues.
Your research needs to be structured with consistent and clear thoughts. It also needs to be supported by facts and data. Your results need to be based on solid facts. Your conclusion and recommended solution need to be thorough and based on your findings and understanding of unemployment and GDP.
Introduction
Include the following in your introduction.
-A clear definition of unemployment and how and why it rises and declines in the economy
-Briefly provide your understanding of the relationship between economic growth (GDP growth), high/low unemployment, high/
The Think Piece(deadline, week 4, October 5) will require students to reflect on one of the chosen readings. There is no set structure for these reflections. The emphasis in this assignment is on the studentsthoughts in relation the chosen ideas from the reading, not on building and defending a thesis. Total words, 2,000-2,500.
https://www.coj.net/departments/finance/docs/budget/fy21-proposed-budget.aspx
https://www.coj.net/departments/finance/docs/budget/city-of-jacksonville-2018-cafr-sec.aspx
Review the links above:
Revenue and Expenditure Forecasting Are particular processes identified in the Budget or CAFR documents? Do they use historical data or future economic indicators or both? Do they reference any particular City policies or governing body guidance? What is the role of reserve funds and how does your city budget for reserves? Post 2-3 paragraphs on the citys forecasting methods, citing evidence to support your observations.
What are the major sources of revenue for the city and why? Identify the top 5 sources, citing your evidence. Discuss how city revenues are diversified or constrained. Does the city rely on one major tax or does it rely on multiple sources of revenue? What advantages or disadvantages do you see on this citys dependence
This is a current events report for my macroeconomics class. It is too hard or that much there are 4 sections to choose from. Anyone can be picked, I have no preference. I will be attaching the instructions and template that needs to be used. All that needs to be done is pick a section from the template and with in the sections on the template and answer the questions within that section and add a graph if needed for that section. Also the report needs to be covered through that dates August 17th- October 3rd. I have attached a sample of the report and rubric.