• Perfect Competition for Information-Why Newspapers are Dying off: As more people have begun to source their information online whenever they want, the era of newspapers as important news sources has waned. Part of this is
Research Paper Guidelines
You can choose ONE of these topics listed below to do your economic analysis.
- Perfect Competition for Information-Why Newspapers are Dying off: As more people have begun to source their information online whenever they want, the era of newspapers as important news sources has waned. Part of this is because the same information can be had for little or no money from a multitude of sources at the same time creating perfect competitors. Details on how systems of perfect competition function can be referred to throughout.
You must write the paper in APA format, and the word count must be 1500 words. Slightly above the limit is ok, but don’t make it super long, and do not make it less than 1500 words either. You must have a title page and a reference page, but these two pages are not counted towards the required 1500 words.
To support your arguments, you must include and cite two scholarly articles (peer-reviewed articles, government publications, books, etc.) as your primary sources in the paper. Use these sources to support your argument – not as your argument. Feel free to include as many secondary sources as you want, but do not forget to cite them.
You must submit a hard copy in the class, and online through Canvas, where it will be checked for plagiarism. Please make sure that you understand clearly what plagiarism is, so you do not make any such mistake that can cost you a zero on the term paper. I have posted a link for your ease to understand what exactly is plagiarism. It will be very helpful to go through it.
http://libguides.sjsu.edu/plagiarism
Attached rubric will be used to grade your paper.
Excellent (A)
Few, if any, grammar errors; logical and clear organization; strong content; thorough and correct arguments; perfect APA format. |
Good (B)
Some grammatical errors; understandable organization; interesting content; moderate arguments; good APA format. |
Acceptable (C)
Many grammar errors; some organization; sufficient content; weak arguments; Okay APA format. |
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