ECO 610: Mangerical Economics

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Question Description

For this Discussion Question, complete the following.
1. Review the three articles about Inflation that are found below this.
2. Locate two JOURNAL articles which discuss this topic further. You need to focus on the Abstract, Introduction, Results, and Conclusion. For our purposes, you are not expected to fully understand the Data and Methodology.
3. Summarize these journal articles. Please use your own words. No copy-and-paste. Cite your sources.
4. During the second week of the Module, you will need to reply to the posts of two of your peers. Your replies must focus on increasing knowledge of the class and must advance the discussion further. Simply affirming your peers does not count as a substantive reply.
Note : Peer Posts attached below to provide reply answers.
 
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pollution effects on forest

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Ecologists today recognize that humans are altering the world’s habitats and affecting biodiversity in many ways. Human activity has been linked to rapid declines in the earth’s biodiversity; there is evidence that we are currently in another mass extinction event. Consequently, many ecologists apply their research results, and tailor their research programs, to the conservation of species, communities, populations, or ecosystems. This research is critical in at least three ways: (1) we need to understand how “natural” communities function if we are to understand how our actions disrupt them; (2) we need to understand how heavily altered communities have been affected; and (3) we need to develop priorities and strategies for conserving and restoring communities and ecosystems that have been damaged through our actions.
One of the most important steps that we can take to help reverse the loss of biodiversity is to raise awareness of the problem and the solutions that can help reverse the damage. Therefore, in this class you will be responsible for writing a report and giving an oral presentation on the ways in which humans threaten the world’s biodiversity, and potential solutions to these problems.
For this assignment, you will collaborate with your group members to select a threat to biodiversity that interests you. Each individual will pick a different ecosystem to write his/her paper about. The paper will discuss how that threat is currently affecting the organisms, trophic interactions, nutrient cycles, and subsequent biodiversity in the selected ecosystem. The focus of the paper is not how humans cause or influence on the threat to biodiversity.
FOR MY SUBJECT TALK ABOUT THE POLLUTION AND HOW ITS EFFECTS THE FOREST
Paper Outline Guidelines
 
 
Paper Outline (10 points) –

  • Include your group topic in the header
  • Include the title of your paper (an informative title regarding your topic)
  • 2-4 pages (double-spaced)
  • Present an overview of your entire paper from intro to conclusion
  • Paper outline format:
    • Introduction/Background – include 1-3 supporting background details as well as the overall thesis of your paper
      • Background Info (with supporting citations)
      • Background Info (with supporting citations)
      • Thesis statement:
    • Subtopic 1 (i.e., the focus of an area of research)
      • Evidence (with supporting citations)
      • Evidence (with supporting citations)
      • Must have at least 2 pieces of evidence
    • Subtopic 2
      • Evidence (with supporting citations)
      • Evidence (with supporting citations)
      • Must have at least 2 pieces of evidence
    • Subtopic 3 (you should have at least 3 subtopics, but can include more)
      • Evidence (with supporting citations)
      • Evidence (with supporting citations)
      • Must have at least 2 pieces of evidence
    • Discussion/Conclusions/Future Directions
      • Include main ideas here and discuss why your topic is important

 

  • An outline format with bullet points for each section is strongly recommended, however if you prefer, you may write out paragraphs for each section

 

  • As a general rule: under each topic in your outline you will need at least two pieces of evidence with in-text citations (Author(s) year).

 

  • Please include your list of full references at the end of the assignment (this may change as you continue to write). You do not need to provide a blurb for each reference like you did in the “5 References” assignment.

 

  • Bring a printed copy to class the day of which it is due as well as submit by turn it in.
 
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human resource development

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Question Description

The total Length should not exceed 1000-words (excluding references)
The Assignment
The contemporary environment within which human resource development (HRD) is practiced is changing and this has implications for how HRD is understood and interpreted. Globalisation and the ideas of the learning society and knowledge-based economy have led to an increasing emphasis on high skills and a growing interconnectedness of societies. The influence of these issues on organisations and societies are wide-ranging, diverse, and creates complex and shifting contexts for HRD theory and policy.
Your Task
Drawing on what you have learned in this course and from your independent study, critically explore the changing meaning of HRD in contemporary contexts and discuss the importance of HRD in advancing socio-economic and human development, especially in the global South. Provide policy suggestions on how these contributions can be better enhanced.
General Instruction

  • The paper should be written in proper narrative form. It should include an introduction, a supporting body of information and a conclusion. The paper should be written in your own original words.
  • Your response should be supported by examples, relevant data and research.
  • The paper should include a cover sheet that contains your student ID and table of contents. Please DO NOT include your name on the coversheet or anywhere else.
  • The paper should include a list of references.

Sources and Referencing
If you use any outside sources, please cite them using the Harvard referencing format. Please only include works that were actually cited in your essay in the reference list.
Presentation and Formatting
Assignments must be word processed: 12pt font size, with at least 1.5 line spacing in a font type which ensures readability such as Times, Times New Roman, Palatino, Garamond, Arial, Verdana, Tahoma and Trebuchet. Single spacing may be used for quotations and references.
You MUST NOT change, paraphrase, re-word or alter any of the assignment questions in any form or guise. You might be penalised for doing so.

 
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ENC 1101: globalization effects on religion

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Question Description

this is the rubric for the project
Overview
Project 2 is an 800-1000 word literature review arguing that a scholarly conversation on a topic has changed—or has not changed—over a period of time. This project uses at least four sources, two of which must be published between 2000 and 2010, and two of which must be published between 2011 and 2017. Project 2 is a Global Citizens Assignment that conforms to Learning Outcomes objectives D, E, and F.
Early Draft
The early draft will be an outline that presents your main points with supporting evidence. Include sources and evidence in the form of quotes or paraphrasing in addition to your argument.
Intermediate Draft
The intermediate draft should be an 800-1,000 word literature review that argues how a scholarly conversation about your chosen topic has changed—or not changed—over a period of time, using two sources published between 2000 and 2010 and two sources published between 2011 and 2016. You should integrate summarized, paraphrased, and quoted materials from your four sources to demonstrate your understanding and provide support for your thesis.
Turning in your intermediate draft late may result in not being able to participate in peer review.
Peer Review
Follow assignment guidelines as outlined by your instructor. Using MyReviewers, you will provide feedback via peer review. The peer review process allows you to respond to your peers’ drafts as fellow writers working toward the common goal of producing properly formatted, useful and insightful essays. Both you and your peers will be using each other’s comments and recommendations to improve your work. Thus, your individual commitment to peer review has a real impact on the success of the entire class.
Final Draft
The final draft should be a 800-1,000-word revised literature review that argues how a scholarly conversation about a chosen topic has changed—or not changed—over a period of time, using two sources published between 2000 and 2010 and two sources published between 2011 and 2016. You should ensure that your claim is fully supported with summarized, paraphrased, and quoted material drawn from your four chosen sources. The final draft will reflect significant revisions based upon instructor and peer feedback.
Project Description/Assignment
For this project, you will find six sources surrounding your topic question and create an annotated bibliography. Then narrow those six sources down to four (two sources published between 2000 and 2010 and two sources published between 2011 and 2016) that demonstrate change or lack of change in perspective over time.
You will create an 800-1,000 word literature review concerning global and cultural interrelationships and interdependencies across place and time that includes the following:

  1. An introduction that states your thesis (a claim) about how the scholarly conversation has changed over time
  2. Evidence from the research you did in Project 1 to support your thesis; quote, summarize, and paraphrase according to MLA or APA guidelines
  3. Four sources from your annotated bibliography, two sources published between 2000 and 2010, and two sources published between 2011 and 2016
  4. Connections between sources (comparisons and contrasts) to support your argument

Purpose
In Project 2, you will research and write a literature review that argues how a scholarly conversation about your chosen topic has changed–or not changed–over a period of time. Your audience for this project is an academic audience who is unfamiliar with the topic and changes in perspectives regarding the topic. Project 1 lays the foundation of research and understanding of scholarship concerning global and cultural interrelationships and interdependencies across place and time. You will further develop your research question to reflect the evolution of the research process as it moves from an annotated bibliography to an evidence-based academic essay.
Assessment
This assignment will be evaluated using the Project 2 Rubric and the guidelines listed above.
Terms You Should Know

  • Literature Review: A report that overviews and evaluates scholarship about a topic
  • Conversation: Two sides of a topic, often contrasting
  • Historical perspective: A way of seeing a topic in the context of its time period
  • Thesis: The main idea/purpose/argument of the essay
  • Historiography: Tracing how perspectives on a topic have changed over time
  • Revision: Adding, removing, or modifying parts of writing
  • Evidence: Support for an argument

i am going to attach the project one that i wrote about the globalization effects religion and u need to read my project one and know what i wrote about the topic.
the citation should be MLA

 
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