Choose one of the following macroeconomic topics, or, choose your own MACROeconomic (not MICROeconomic) topic:
1. Does expansionary fiscal policy help or hinder economic growth?
2. Why was the Federal Reserve Bank in favor of raising the interest rates while the present administration was against it?
3. How can the recent tariff wars affect foreign currency exchange rate and may be the consequences on the domestic economy?
4. How and when was Great Recession of 2008 recovered?
5. Do you think the economy is headed for a recession? why or why not?
Once you have selected a topic, be sure to conduct a thorough Review of Literature on the subject. The minimum length of your course paper is 4 pages, double-spaced without the title page and the page on references. There is no upper page limit for your paper.
Organize your paper with five sections:
-Introduction and objective. Make sure the objective is specific.
-Literature Review. Conduct a search on the topic of your paper and summarize works of others similar to what you are writing on. Be sure to follow APA guidelines. The following link contains basics of APA style guidelines:
http://www.apastyle.org/learn/tutorials/basics-tutorial.aspx
-Analysis: Analyze your topic with reference to the objective.
-Summary and conclusion.
-References. Provide at least two references, at least two of which must be scholarly books and /or journals.
You are welcome to send your topic and the objective of your paper to your instructor by the end of the first week so that she/he may provide additional guidance.
Notes:
Refereed papers are academic papers that were criticized and reviewed by experts before being published. More information can be found in http://jerz.setonhill.edu/writing/academic/sources/journals/index.htmlhttp://www.yukoncollege.yk.ca/~agraham/guides/guidec.shtml.
To find the academic articles that you need for your paper (at least one), go to the following full text databases in our library: Business Source Premier (EBSCO), Emerald Management Xtra, LexisNexis Academic, ProQuest Databases and ProQuest Dissertations and Thesis. These databases are in http://library.nu.edu/FindResources/ResourceFinder.cfm. Databases have different sources or information, and you always have to combine them. Economists would say that databases are complements rather than substitutes, in other words, try more than one database.
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