Topic: U.S. NATIONAL DEBT Research question; How the U.S. manages debt; Past, Pr

Topic: U.S. NATIONAL DEBT
Research question; How the U.S. manages debt; Past, Present, Future
1. Past;
– History of the National debt; 1776 by 1850, 1850 to 1950, 1950-2020.
– what is National Debt; national debt vs. budget deficit
– how does the national debt work?
– why do we have national debt?
2. Present;
– 21st century national debt 2020-2021 global shutdown, stimulus packages, revitalization packages to stimulate economic growth;
– circular flow model;
– compare and contrast government debt economies.
– Regulatory and policy impact on national debt.
– Comparison on scale to other government debt economies in terms of GDP growth and to industrialized nations (Japan, UK, China).
– Escalation shutdown of global economic system and impact on national debt.
3. Future; national debt effect on economic growth and future generations.
Provide Abstract, Keywords, Appendix Page and References Page. Provide in your research graphical representation in supporting your research. The sources must be with quotational marks.
An “A” essay
1. Clearly and completely responds to the question, demonstrating sophisticated critical analysis. 2. Contains a clear and specific thesis statement (located at the end of the introduction).
3. Reflects a strong correspondence between the thesis statement and topic sentences.
4. Uses clear focused arguments, supported by evidence, with appropriate citations.
5. May offer unique arguments or analysis that others missed.
6. Is well organized with few errors in sentence structure, spelling, and mechanics.
7. Incorporates complex sentences and smooth transitions, moderate to high thought-per-sentence and -paragraph counts, and specific arguments from the applicable reading assignments.
8. Contains a complete and informative reference page.
Some Notes on Writing University Caliber Essays
1) Always cite work that you paraphrase or quote (including page numbers and web addresses).
2) Never “cut and paste” or directly copy a phrase with three or more words from an Internet or electronic source without using quotations and citing the source.
3) Paraphrasing and using a citation to credit the original author is preferable to using direct quotes when you are not trying to make a specific point about the quote itself.
4) As a general rule, you should have at least one source cited in each supporting paragraph in the body of your essay. (The number and breadth of specific citations is a solid indication of whether you have brought sufficient evidence to bear on your analysis—more is better.)
This project aims for you to investigate an economic research question of your choice. The assignment is a 12-15page, double-spaced, Times New Roman, 12-point font research essay developed in stages over the balance of the term. In addition to obtaining and applying economic research practice, this project will help you improve your critical writing skills.
A summary of the paper’s expectations:
· · A research question and central argument – the main theme of the paper
· · Must follow my organizational guidelines (paper has to be organized in parts)
· · Application of a least one major economic principle/model/theory (Circular Flow Model)
· · Must have a minimum of ten quality references – APA
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