Write paper on an individual project where you will be focusing on analyzing core macroeconomics variables of your choice delivered in a college level format paper (look at the samples in the library, online, etc.).

Write paper on an individual project where you will be focusing on analyzing core macroeconomics variables
of your choice delivered in a college level format paper (look at the samples in the library, online, etc.).
Propose and explain a solution for one current or future economic problem of your interest. Or choose a
macroeconomic issue/subject that you care deeply about. To get ideas, check out the library, news,
economic journals or other sources. Analyze and evaluate your solution(s), if possible. Be sure to explain
everything in your own words. Use economic terminologies/ vocabulary. Back up your discussions by using
scientific resources.

The paper will be presented in an MLA format using Microsoft Word. The paper should be double-spaced and Time New Roman font, size 12.
Use economic language, data, graphs, charts, tables,… in your paper. Make sure you lable your
charts and tables and explain them.
No late submissions will be accepted for any reason, including technical, personal, or others.
The paper must contain between 800-1200 words (without the citation).
You must include at least five scientific sources (YouTube, Investopedia, or similar sources are not
accepted).

This is the outline you may use to structure your MLA format term papers. You can check out any college MLA paper
to get ideas how to sort your paper. The following is just a suggestion. Organize your paper as follow: 1. Your names, course number(Econ 2301), section number, the instructors name and date 2. Your topic 3. Introduction: statement of your problem/argument, your thesis and your goal for the
research(what are you hoping to achieve in your paper) 4. Background or literature review: explain the background of your research, if applicable 5. Main idea or economic analysis(your argument): use data, graphs,… to support your argument here.
Use economic terms you learned in this class so far. 6. Conclusion and future remarks 7. Citation (You must include at least 5 sources in your paper) This is how I will grade your papers:

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