Hello Tutor how are you? Thank you for taking the time to read my questions and I apprecate all your efforts and everything being I am a bit weaker in ecnomics in general thanks lots I have a assignment on peer- reviewed journals. and I have to 1. Find an article in peer -reveiwed , professional

should be open access economic journal on any topic of interest and of course there are some resources such as wikipedia have professional

economic journals after I PICK an article that is peer reviewed and open access filters I can also google search has to be open access peer review journal and than i have to study the article and try to understand what the author is saying!!! there usually written by professional economicts to other professional economicts and it might not be as clear the language so I guess read the introduction and conclusion. what I would need to do is what did the author research his her topic if there is a research question /hypothesis put in summary proper citation.

what method did he /she use maybe a survey , experiment, statistical analysis , what does the author conclude on their research and I must follow this structure

Title:

Author:

Journal:

Volume and Publication Date:

URL:

Topic/Hypothesis:

Method:

Conclusion/Summary:

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Title : Estimating the effect of air pollution of road safety using atospheriic temperature invasion

AUTHOR: Lutz Sager

JOURNAL : Journal of Environmental Economics and management

VOLUME and PUblication date: Vol. 98, November 2019

URL : Http;//www.sciencedirect.com/science/article /pi/S009506918301220

Topic ?hypothesis: The author hypothesizes that an increase in air pollution results in an increase in the number of automobile accidents

Method: Analysis of daily data from the U.K. during the period 2009-2014 . Data include the number of traffic accident , the quality of air pollution, (microgram per cubic meter of particulate matter ) and other related traffic safety.

Conclusion/Summary : The author writes in the abstract that " We find an increase 0.3-0.6 in the number of vehicles involved in accidents per day for reach additional 1ug/m3 of PM 2.5 . The finding suggests that less safe roads ay present a large and previously overlooked cost of air pollution.