Journal Critique (JC) (LO1, LO2, LO3, LO4) A critique is a research paper that summarizes and evaluates a work or an output to assess its usefulness and impact in the field. The cite|write resource of the Queensland University of Technology (QUT) (https://www.citewrite. qut.edu.au/write/writing-well/critigue.html) provides detailed information about writing this paper. As an added guide, you may also consult the chapter on critique writing in the e-book by Swales and Feak (1994). | will also upload it in AnimoSpace as a reference material. You will select a recent journal article (published in the last ten years) that explores recent studies or presents new/enhanced perspectives on microeconomics in business. Once | approve your article, read the material carefully and make a written critical analysis of the work using the following (not exhaustive) guide questions: Briefly summarize the article and highlight its main points concerning microeconomics. What is the context of the article? How Is it relevant to microeconomics and business? How does the author(s) present the material? What are their sources? What microeconomic issue(s) did the author(s) present? Why does the author(s) believe that these issues are important? * |[f the article describes a particular method to analyze a microeconomic issue in business, how did the author(s) determine that this was an effective method? Additionally, * Do you agree with the author(s)'s conclusions? Why or why not? * What could the author(s) have done differently? * What can you incorporate into your work due to the findings of this article? Finally, * What is your overall impression of this paper? Does it contribute something new to the field of microeconomics and business? How can this study be applied in the Philippine business environment? These research articles can be downloaded from DLSU's research databases (using AnimoSearch), Academia, ResearchGate, Google Scholar, EBSCO, ProQuest, Gale, JSTOR, Science Direct, Sage Journals, Public Knowledge Project (PKP), Emerald Insight, Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ), Philippine E-Journals, etc. Wikipedia, as a rule, is not generally an accepted reference material for citation. Generally, your paper should be at least three pages but not more than five pages (double-spaced) in length, excluding references. Do not include a cover sheet and table of contents anymore, The paper's title and your name typed on the upper part of the first page are enough. You may use the space below to begin typing your critique. Use 12 pt Times New Roman font. Type the equations and mathematical symbols using the latest Equation Editor of MS Word. Proofread your work and submit the same to a similarity check using our subscription to Turnitin. You will submit the PDF versions with the Turnitin similarity check results. For this course, ensure that your similarity check will not exceed 20%. \\