The Event should be related to FINANCIAL ECONOMICS. like maybe related to bitcoin or central banks or interest rates.

Identify one or more news stories describing the event or its repercussions. You can also cite others’ analysis (blogs, editorials, etc.) in your analysis.

1. Describe the newsworthy event. What happened? Where did it happen? What caused it? Were there identifiable individuals or groups of individuals who took action (e.g., regulators, central bankers, employees (executives or directors) of a company, etc.)?
2. Why do we care? Who should be concerned about (or will be affected by) this news? Will there be winners and/or losers? Explain.
3. Incorporate in your answer to (2) or make explicit here how this event relates to class discussions? What have you learned this semester that relates to and helps you better understand this event and/or its consequences?
4. In short, explain what happened, what caused it to happen and the consequences as though you were explaining to a friend who is intelligent, but less familiar with financial markets and institutions than you are.

Your discussion should be as long as necessary to explain the news story you’ve chosen, but I’m expecting something like 1 1/2 to 2 pages double-spaced, typed pages.

Annotated Bibliography. you have to read 4 articles and write a bibliography, 800 words to be delivered by 8 am that’s 7 hours.

Essay: Cultural Impact

Description/Instructions

As the invention of photography spread around the world, it had a unique impact on each country and culture. Sometimes the impact was positive, sometimes negative, usually both. It often depended on who was making the photographs, and how the photographs were used.

To complete this assignment, you will research the earliest impact of photography in a country/culture of your choice (except England, France or United States). Then, you will write an essay describing what you learned.

Be sure to include all these parts

1. The date photography first came to that country/culture,
2. Who was making the photographs (hint: citizens, colonizers, tourists, etc.)
3. What techniques were being used (hint: what photographic mediums)
4. How the photographs were used (hint: was there a political or social use?)
5. What the impact was (hint: how did the photographs influence people?)
6. And, use researched information to support your conclusions (no opinion).

Guidelines

• Essay should include all the requested parts, respond with clarity and completeness, and demonstrate knowledge of techniques and issues of that time.Conclusions should be supported by researched factual information.
• Writing should be formal, succinct, organized, free of errors and irrelevant information.
• Writing should be 2-3 full pages long (every line filled).
• Use the following format: 1-inch borders,12-point font, ONLY Times or Times New Roman font, double-spaced, and page numbers (optional) are only inside footer, no empty lines or spaces, no images inside text.
• Use researched material to support your writing.
  • Use quotes minimally, and onlywhen paraphrasing is not enough.
  • Include at least two high quality public sources, including:
    • A paper-based, text-based, non-fiction book (example: a history book.
    • A credible electronic source from the library (example: journal article)
  • Create a works cited page and use in-text citations for all borrowed information. Please download and print this guide for works cited.

Goals

Successful completion demonstrates the following student learning outcomes:

1. Analyze and communicate the impact of photography on social, cultural, and political shifts and events from its inception in early 19th Century to the present day.
2. Describe the various ways photography has been used by people prioritizing different social, cultural, and political concerns. 


Tips:

• Your essay cannot be about England, France or United States.
• Please ensure your answers are obvious and direct.
• Course lectures/pages are not allowable sources. Please don’t use them.
• Use formal language (do not refer to historic people by first name).

– all information needed inside the file

– it should be free plagiarism

– it need 1200 words

– it must be on APA style

Select your final project topic. It must be unique. It should be a high level topic related to this course. Pick a topic that you will learn something from or that will be useful in your work. It must be specific not generic. Your final project will consist of a 12 minutes, 12 slide powerpoint presentation that you will present at residency and a 1 page single spaced summary and an annotated reference list as described below all of which will be submitted in Week 15.

Your Final Project consists of a presentation with 12 slides, a one page single spaced summary, and a five source annotated reference list. Each student will present on a unique topic. Present your topic here – first come, first served. Defend your choice of topic in 500 words or more. Explain why you chose it. Include at least 3 quotes from different sources in quotation marks and cited in-line.

Defend your choice of topic in 500 words or more. Include at least 3 expert supporting quotes surrounded by quotation marks and cited in-line. Provide an annotated reference list at the end. Annotations consist of two paragraphs of at least five sentences each about each of at least five references. The first paragraph should summarize the content of the source and the second are your thoughts or reflections about the source.

You must also respond to two of your peers’ proposals. Help them make a better more focused more interesting presentation.