Your job is to summarize a report given by me from “The Economist” which comes w

Your job is to summarize a report given by me from “The Economist” which comes with 7 articles. YoUr paper should have three sections: Introduction, Summary
and Analysis and should be 1500 words (that’s about 5 pages).
Introduction:
In the Introduction (150 words) you should outline the importance of the topic and what issues the report
talks about.
Introduce the report (title, date of publication, and publication title) and provide a brief motivation
of why this is an important or timely report. Why is this interesting not only to economists, but to
individuals, or institutions? Discuss the big picture and the report’s general direction or opinion on the
matter.
Summary:
In the Summary section (1200 words), you should summarize
your reading of the articles included in the report. Keep in mind that the
purpose of a summary is to accurately and objectively describe the main points
and important details of the reading to your audience who has not read the
piece. Your audience for this assignment is your instructor and your classmates.
Although your readers are familiar with basic economic theory, they may not be
familiar with your topic. Therefore, you should economic jargon, theories and
language without defining every concept as long as you’ve heard about the
concept in class. But if a concept was new to you then it will be new to your
classmates, so you should define it clearly. Mention statistics that you find
relevant to make a point. Don’t mention anything that you think about the
articles or your thoughts and feelings on the subject. A purpose of the
summary is to distill important information and details to the audience. The
key to writing a good summary is to understand what you’re writing about.
Therefore, plan on reading every article more than once. Make sure as you read
the text to highlight important information, and write down the main points of
each section. You must write in your own words and paraphrase the reporter’s
statement. Please do not use quoted text. State the ideas concisely and avoid
unnecessarily wordy or expressions, repetition, words that mean more or less
the same thing.
Analysis:
In the Analysis section (150 words), you should mention any updates that have taken place since the
report was published. Discuss any angle the report might have excluded or any conclusions that were
different that theory might predict.
Grading Criteria is also attached