Format-Microeconomics
Format-Microeconomics
TITLE
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A Position Paper
Presented to
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In Partial Fulfillment
Basic Microeconomics
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by:
REYMART R. REGUA, JD
2024
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OTHER INSTRUCTIONS:
PAPER SIZE: A4
FONT SIZE: 12
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LEFT: 1.5
1. Title
Be specific: Choose a title that reflects the main focus of your reaction paper, such
as "A Critical Analysis of the Economic Impact of Inflation in the Philippines" or
"Assessing the Economic Inequality in the Philippines: A Reaction to Recent
Reports."
Include keywords: Economic issues, Philippines, specific themes (e.g., poverty,
inflation, unemployment, etc.).
2. Introduction
Describe the issue: Provide a concise overview of the economic problem at hand.
You should reference relevant data and current events related to the issue.
Contextualize the issue: Link it to broader economic trends or historical events.
For example, how does this issue fit within the framework of Philippine economic
history? Is it a recurring problem?
Express your views: React to the issue presented in the paper. What is your
opinion based on the evidence? Do you agree or disagree with the government’s
approach or proposed solutions?
Support your arguments: Provide evidence, statistics, and examples to back up
your reactions. Analyze the potential causes and consequences of the issue,
referencing both short-term and long-term effects.
Consider different perspectives: Acknowledge other viewpoints. Are there any
economic experts or reports that offer a different interpretation or solution?
Consider their arguments and discuss whether you agree with them.
Discuss the consequences: What are the broader implications of this economic
issue? Who is most affected? What is the long-term outlook if no action is taken?
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6. Conclusion
Summarize your main points: Briefly restate the key aspects of your analysis and
reaction.
Restate your opinion: Reinforce your position on the issue.
End with a call to action or reflection: Depending on the nature of the economic
issue, suggest ways forward or urge readers to think critically about the issue.
7. References
Cite your sources: Use credible sources such as academic articles, reports from
government agencies (e.g., the National Economic and Development Authority,
BSP), and reputable news outlets.
Follow citation style: Choose an appropriate citation style (e.g., APA, MLA,
Chicago) as required by your instructor or institution.