the professor wants me to write this discussion about the articles above -Global trade - invisible hands... - Global trade - ninety percent of everything.. they are existing on MCC Library E-Resources Gateway . please help me guys, I'm too busy-_- and this due tonight before 12 am

Grades for Maryam hit: ICON X Froup Discussion Forum DF3.docx Start conversation respect. Review our posted Netiquette guidelines, if you are unsure of what that means. I am looking for a 'robust conversation' on the article(s) below, that somehow make(s) a connection to the content you are learning about in the course (and, in particular, the current weekly module): Global Trade Invisible Hands; The Economist, page 10, June 20, 2020. (very short) Global Trade-Ninety Percent of Everything, page 66, June 20, 2020 (short) The articles are available through MCC library, MCC Library E-Resources Gateway. I then suggest choosing the "Business" link, and then using the ABI/inform database to search for, retrieve, and read articles from The Economist magazine. Alternatively, stop by a Coffee Break session if you would like to see a demonstration. Questions: 1. Think about the titles of these two complementary articles in the context of the reading chapter assigned to you this weekly module. What do each of the titles mean, and how are they even relevant to the topic of GDP and anything else that you have studied up to this point? 2. What do you think are the main arguments and urgencies that the editors of the magazine are trying to instill on its readers? 3. Would YOU consider taking a firm job offer as a contract-hired merchant seaman this fall, if no other career opportunities become available in the interim and a deep COVID- 19 induced recession settles in? Assume you had just earned enough credits for an associate's degree. Explain your answer by assessing the trade-offs. FI Priso F10 F11 F12 Insert Grades for Maryam hit: ICON X Froup Discussion Forum DF3.docx Start conversation respect. Review our posted Netiquette guidelines, if you are unsure of what that means. I am looking for a 'robust conversation' on the article(s) below, that somehow make(s) a connection to the content you are learning about in the course (and, in particular, the current weekly module): Global Trade Invisible Hands; The Economist, page 10, June 20, 2020. (very short) Global Trade-Ninety Percent of Everything, page 66, June 20, 2020 (short) The articles are available through MCC library, MCC Library E-Resources Gateway. I then suggest choosing the "Business" link, and then using the ABI/inform database to search for, retrieve, and read articles from The Economist magazine. Alternatively, stop by a Coffee Break session if you would like to see a demonstration. Questions: 1. Think about the titles of these two complementary articles in the context of the reading chapter assigned to you this weekly module. What do each of the titles mean, and how are they even relevant to the topic of GDP and anything else that you have studied up to this point? 2. What do you think are the main arguments and urgencies that the editors of the magazine are trying to instill on its readers? 3. Would YOU consider taking a firm job offer as a contract-hired merchant seaman this fall, if no other career opportunities become available in the interim and a deep COVID- 19 induced recession settles in? Assume you had just earned enough credits for an associate's degree. Explain your answer by assessing the trade-offs. FI Priso F10 F11 F12 Insert