Economic enigma is, "Why do people buy fast food even though they know it is bad for their health?"

Step 4: Create an outline for your article exploring the economic enigma. The first part of your article should get readers interested in figuring out what your economic enigma is. It should present three or four pieces of economic data. Each piece of data-such as a table, graph, photograph, illustration, or cartoon-should graphically illustrate your enigma. The second part of your article should include: a clever title that alerts the reader to the topic of your enigma. a brief introduction that clearly states the evidence for why your economic enigma is indeed an enigma. It should also state your enigma in the form of a question. . three paragraphs that each describe how one of the principles of economic thinking helps explain your enigma. . an interesting conclusion that wraps up the article. The third part of your project should include any sources you used. You must cite any photographs, tables, charts, articles, etc. on a sources cited page. Please use MLA format. Economic Enigma Article Outline Clever Title Introduction Body Paragraph 1 Body Paragraph 2 Body Paragraph 3 Conclusion Works Cited