A paper on a topic related to Managerial Economics is a demonstration of your learning. Below are several suggested topics:
A Comparative Study of the Automobile Industry or "The Big Three"
The Recession of 2007-09 and the Performance of the Retail Trade Industry
Anti-trust legislation: who gains and who loses?
The above are just a few suggested topics. You may write a paper on a topic you are familiar with, particularly one related to your work. Your paper must be relevant to one or more learning outcomes of this course. Managerial Economics is applied microeconomics; therefore, a macroeconomic topic will not be accepted for your course paper.
How to organize your paper: First, select a topic and an appropriate title of your paper. In order to do so, start the literature review. Google or other search engines may help you conduct a literature review. Second, specify the objective of your paper.
Usually, this is the most difficult part of your task. Be specific and reasonable. You cannot address too many issues within the confine a short course paper. That is why reviewing works of other authors may help you address an area, which has not been covered previously.
Your course paper should be organized into the following four sections:
1. Introduction and Objective
2. Literature Review
3. Analysis
4. Summary and Conclusions
The Reference section must contain at least 5 references including one scholarly book or journal.