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Policy Analysis Assignment: Intermediate Macroeconomics

The purpose of this writing assignment is to identify a particular economic policy (i.e. Jeb Bush's policy for 4% annual economic growth) and analyze the policy with the tools developed in class. To start, clearly identify the policy of interest. After identifying the policy of interest, clearly explain the intended outcome(s) of the policy and provide an explanation of how the policy is designed to work. Once the policy and it's objective is clear, introduce and define any concepts or models developed in class that you intend to use in your analysis. Now, provide an analysis of the proposed policy. Here are some potential questions that might be answered as a result of the analysis:

Is it a good or bad policy? Why or why not? Does the policy have any unintended consequences? Does the argument for this policy fit with the concepts/models developed in class? Why or why not? Whether you think the policy is good or bad be sure to make a clear, supported argument.

Paper Requirements:

• 3-6 pages typed, double-spaced, 1 inch margins
• 2-4 sources to support your argument (include citations and reference page)
• A clear introduction and explanation of the policy
• A clear connection to concepts and models developed in class (i.e. Solow Growth model, AD/AS, IS-LM Model)
• Graphs can be added in an appendix to support your arguments.

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