Describe a particular event that took place in America, in another country, or region. Then, analyze this particular event in its economic context.

Part I: Description of the Event:

To address Part I,research must be done. It is important that factual or statistical information be provided. Include all of the following in your text, but can choose to incorporate additional information so as to provide a more complete response:

• Decide on a particular event that had an economic impact on America, or on another country or region.
• Briefly define the event (and the time period in which it took place if relevant).

Part II: Analysis of the Event

To address Part II, use economic concepts acquired in this class to explain the event(s) that impacted the country or region that you chose. You can use graphs or equations to relate the theory that you chose.

Qualitative and Theoretical Evaluation:

1. Using the knowledge acquired in this class, make a qualitative assessment of the impact of the event(s) on the country or region that you chose.
2. Describe qualitatively what you believe were the actions of the government or of any other group that helped to solve the issue.

Normative Question:

Discuss and present your assessment of how individuals experienced that event. You should provide a coherent argumentation or statistical facts to support your analysis.

To address the question, you may ask yourself the following questions, but can decide to ask more questions:

1. "Which group was particularly affected by the events of that time period?"
2. "How difficult, or how good was life for the population during that time period."
3. "Do you believe that the government or any other group played a role in hastening the cause of the problem, or in resolving the problem?"
4. Propose a recommended course of action to address the issue(s) related to that event that you believe would have been preferable to the ones that were enacted. You should provide a coherent argumentation or statistical facts to support your analysis.

General Instructions:

• You must incorporate in your paper economic theories learned in class and apply them to your analysis.
• You must state your interpretation of the information that you provided and then justify your interpretation using several arguments that you will need to explain.
• You should take a balanced position.

Special Instructions:

• You should use basic graphs and/or equations to present your information.
• You must appropriately use the APA or the MLA guidelines.