Your task is to find two recent (published over the last year, that means from September 2021 until now) news articles (newspaper, magazine, website, blog, etc, but no scientific article or something from an economic textbook) about a topic related to what we have seen (or will soon see) in class. You could, for instance, find a newspaper article talking about the shortage of toilet paper in the spring of 2020 (not acceptable but it's just an example). You must find two articles and explain how they connect with what you have learned in class. You could, for instance, represent what the article is talking about in a graph. In the example of toilet paper, you could explain the causes of the shortages (increase in demand, supply chain issues) and why the market mechanism didn't work (price couldn't adjust fully). Or maybe you found a blog post about how the demand for a good or service doesn't change much when the price changes and you relate this to the concept of elasticity. Those are just example, don't limit yourself to those very specific situations. Basically, you are asked to show two examples where your reading and understanding have changed thanks to what you've learned in this course. The two articles cannot talk about the same topic or be related to the same concept (for instance, you can't just find two different articles talking about the shortage of two different goods, it's too similar)

can you give link as well recent article