I NEED SOMEONE TO WRITE A PAPER WITH A MINIMUM OF 1200 WORDS READ DESCRIPTION CAREFULLY

PAPER GUIDELINES

for Microeconomics 2302


Paper on an organization or economist of interest to the student

Length: min 1,200 words

Approval in advance: Topic for Paper must be approved in advance by the Instructor.

Grading: in three parts:

1. Writing considerations: Writing ability, knowledge of the topic, how friendly the Paper is to read (any pictures, charts or graphs?)

2. Research: Not fewer than three (3) academic-level references, whether online or hardcopy -- Wikipedia is NOT acceptable as a reference for this purpose, NOR is a blog, NOR is a Textbook, NOR is a general-purpose news site, such as Reuters, Yahoo or USA Today. An economics or business-oriented site is OK, such as The Economist, Forbes, Business Week, the Wall Street Journal or the Business section of the New York Times. "Works Cited" page in MLA or APA format.

3. Analysis: How the selected entity is described as relating to a “market type” as studied in our Economics class, using a graphic representation or verbal description.

Topics:

Microeconomics students must present a real-world company or other entity to analyze from a Microeconomics perspective. Convey the following information:

1. Identify

a. the company’s “market type”, such as Perfect Competition, Monopoly, Oligopoly or Monopolistic Competition, plus

b. whether it is a Private Enterprise, Government entity or Non-Governmental Organization, and

c. whether the product it purveys is a good or a service, and

d. Is product a private good, a public good, a Common Resource or a Club Good/Natural Monopoly?

2. Present information about

a. the Industry in which that company or other entity fits,

b. the approx number of enterprises in it, in the US only or globally, and

c. the dollar value and percent of overall output represented by that industry, and

d. the approx. percent of output in that industry represented by your selected entity.

3. Describe

a. ownership,

b. the overall operations,

c. production (how it produces its product),

d. marketing strategy (how it spreads awareness of its product),

e. sales strategy (how it distributes its product), and

f. customer service (how it responds to product issues)

4. Explain how the company’s strategy does (or perhaps does not) fit within the structure of “market type” mentioned at the beginning.

If you choose an economist, the paper will cover four areas:

1. The economist's background;

2. The school of thought to which the economist belonged;

3. What theories did the economist create or advance;

4. What were the economist's major contributions to Microeconomics with special reference to what we teach in this course?

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If you do not do the Paper, you will be assigned a ZERO for this portion of the course – NO EXCEPTIONS.

Possible locations for finding topics and/or relevant research:

The US Bureau of Economic Analysis: http://www.bea.gov/national/index.htm

Federal Reserve Economic Data/FRED: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/

For employment data and earnings by industry, use the Bureau of Labor Statistics: http://www.bls.gov/

Trade Groups to locate companies:

Wikipedia list of Industry Trade Groups in the United States: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_industry_trade_groups_in_the_United_States

United States Energy Association: https://www.usea.org/

National Association of Manufacturers (NAM):

http://www.nam.org/

Possible companies ‒

Agribusiness:

Tyson Foods

Cargill

Monsanto

Archer Daniels Midland

Smithfield Ham

Terra-Tech Corp (marijuana)

Aircraft:

Boeing

Airbus

Cessna

Embraer

Bombardier

Ilyushin

Sukhoi

Commercial Aircraft Corp. of China (COMAC)

Artisan Companies/Small Business: look for companies specializing in:

Auto Repair

Bread-Cakes

Cheese

Salt

Knives

Jewelry

Hand-made products

Restaurants

Automotive:

Toyota

General Motors

Tesla

Honda

Ford

Chrysler

Volkswagen

Mitsubishi

Tata Motors

Cherry

Volvo

BMW-Rolls Royce

Mercedes-Benz

Jaguar-Land Rover

Jiffy Lube

O'Reilly Auto Parts

Discount Tire

Energy Companies:

British Petroleum

ExxonMobil

Rosnet

Gazprom

PetroChina

National Iranian Oil Co.

Nigerian National Petroleum Company

Saudi Aramco

Petrobras

Pemex

PDVSA

EN

NRG

Baker-Hughes

FMC

Schlumberger

Saipem

Transocean

Fluor

Weatherford

BJ Services

Energy Transfer Partners (owner of Dakota Access Pipeline)

Trina Solar

Yingli Green Energy

Vestas

Entertainment:

Walt Disney

Netflix

Sony/21st Century Fox

Direct TV

Time Warner

NBC Universal

Viacom

News Corp

Financial Services:

American Express

Mastercard

Visa

Fidelity Investments

Vanguard

Price Waterhouse Cooper (PWC)

Deloitte

Capital One Bank

Bank of America

Deutsch Bank

Goldman Sachs

Morgan Stanley

Wells Fargo

The World Bank

The International Monetary Fund

Bank for International Settlements

AIG (American Insurance Group)

Allstate

AAA

Fannie Mae

Freddy Mac

Ginny Mae

Blackrock

Kuwait Investment Authority

China Investment Corporation

Norway's Government Pension Fund

Singapore's Temasek Holdings

Malaysia's 1MDB

Food/Restaurants:

McDonalds

Coca-Cola

Yum Foods

Burger King

Wendy's

Hershey

Mars

Industrial Equipment:

Caterpillar

Komatsu

Volvo

Hitachi

Liebherr

Black & Decker

Pratt & Whitney

Parker-Hannifin

Ingersoll-Rand

Lincoln Electric

Flowserve

Snap-On

Pall Corp

Siemens

GE

Pharmaceuticals:

Syngenta

Novartis

Pfizer

Roche

Merck

Johnson & Johnson

Sanofi

GlaxoSmithKline

Retail:

Amway

Dollar Store

Walmart

Kroger

Costco

The Home Dept

Walgreen

CVS

Starbucks

Target

Zara

Zappos

https://nrf.com/2015/top100-table

Tech:

ABB Group

Alphabet/Google

Amazon

AOL

Atlassian

Etsy

AirBNB

Uber

Ebay

Mechanical Turk

Apple

Samsung

Motorola

LG

Huawei

Baidu

Foxconn

Cisco

Oracle

Hewlett-Packard (HP)

Intel

IBM

Twitter

Microsoft

Dell

Yasakawa

Yahoo

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Robotics_companies

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_the_largest_information_technology_companies

Telecoms:

Verizon

AT&T

M-PESA

China Mobile

America Movil

Vodafone

Not-for Profits:

Sierra Club

Amnesty International

Doctors Without Borders (Medecins sans Frontiers)

Lakewood Church

National Public Radio

Red Cross

Red Crescent

Catholic Charities

Government Entities:

Nippon Telegraph and Telephone

US Dept of Housing & Urban Development

US Agency for International Development

US Postal Service

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_government-owned_companies

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_government-owned_companies_of_China

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Government-owned_companies_of_Japan