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Assignment -
Paper: You will be writing a 2500 word paper that will be a collection of three "economic naturalist" observations. An economic naturalist can see the economics of all aspects of life. From three different chapters you must identify three ways that the theory covered explains some aspect of life not obvious to the layperson. There are various examples of these "economic naturalist" essays throughout the text which are short versions of what I expect you to write. You may expand on these existing observations or come up with your own. In your observations you'll be required to use at least one outside cited resource for each chapter you choose.
You will write a rough draft in the form of three mini-papers (2-3 pages each, Times New Roman, font size 12) throughout the semester corresponding to the three chapters1 you choose to use for your analysis immediately after we cover each chapter. You will have a week following the conclusion of the lecture on the corresponding chapter to turn in your minipaper digitally via Canvas (last option will be chapter 13). The final paper will be a compilation of these three papers in which you include an introduction tying the three mini-papers together under an umbrella thesis, and a conclusion that ties up the paper.
This paper satisfies the following writing intensive student learning objectives:
Develop and clearly define your ideas through writing.
Ethically integrate sources of various kinds into your writing.
Compose texts through drafting, revising, and completing a finished product.
Express yourselves through your writing by posing questions, making original claims, and coherently structuring complex ideas.
Revise your writing for greater cogency and clarity.
Utilize adopted communication modes and documentation styles of specific disciplines (MLA, APA, Chicago, CBE, etc) where appropriate.)
Textbook - MICROECONOMICS AND BEHAVIOR, Ninth Edition by ROBERT H. FRANK.
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