Article analysis
You should note the distinction between a mere "summary" of an article and an article "analysis." This assignment requires analysis, which differs from a simple article summary in that you will be expected to relate specific article topics to concepts addressed in the textbook reading (i.e., supply and demand, marginal utility, comparative advantage, elasticity, production and costs, and the like).
Additionally, analysis means critical thinking. Be prepared to assess the accuracy of the article in comparison to concepts leaned in the textbook readings, and provide a critical evaluation of the article from the point of view of the "economic way of thinking." A mere summary of the article or its thesis simply will not suffice. Through analysis, critical thinking should be demonstrated.
There are five article analysis due in this course. Please plan your work accordingly.
Instructions
Select an article from The Wall Street Journal or some other business or economic periodical that relates to the economic topic(s) covered in Workshop Two. TOPIC SELECTED IS SUPPLY AND DEMAND
Prepare a one to two page analysis of your article . Be sure to include the topic, the author's main point or argument, and your analysis of the author's conclusions.