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In the first part of the class, we have discussed extensively about supply and demand model. It is observed that Wal-Mart is very much contested around the country when they have to open a new store in a state or some specific community.

Using the supply and demand model you have learned in this course to explain the effect of Wall Mart on demand and supply for their products and services and the demand and supply for workers.

What is the net effect of the large companies (Wal-Mart, Kmart, etc.) in a small community? We understand that any decision can have a positive and a negative impact. However, in this paper you must demonstrate which one of the two effects may outweigh the other. Does the positive impact the community more or vice versa?

This paper is due in week 6 on Saturday, February 14, 2015 at 11:59 PM EST (Eastern Standard Time). The paper must have a cover and a reference page. Failure to provide a reference page will result in zero

Outline

This paper must be written in paragraphs of 5 to 7 sentences.

I. Introduction

II. Body

Part 1

A. Define Demand and Supply.

B. What may cause individual household to buy more goods and services? C. What may cause individual firm to hire more workers?

D. What is the effect of large companies such as Walmart on product sales in a community? Can they hurt or help the community?

E. Can small businesses in a community compete with firms like Walmart?

F. What is the net effect of Walmart on the community ( positive or negative)

III. Conclusion

A. Concluding Statement

1. Analytical Summary

2. Thesis Reworded

B. Recommendations

References

( APA or MLA )

This is only an example on how to do your work cited. You do not have to use these sources

[1] Agenor, Pierre-Richard. (2000) “Monetary Policy under Flexible Exchange Rates: An

Introduction to Inflation Targeting.” Unpublished manuscript, 2000.

[2] Akaike, H. (1973) Information Theory and an Extension of the Maximum Likelihood

Principle,

in Petrov, B., Csaki, F., eds., Second International Symposium on Information Theory.

[3] Angeriz, A and P. Arestis (2007) “Assessing Inflation Targeting Through Intervention

Analysis”, Oxford University Press, Vol.,60(2), pp. 293-317

[4] Bamidele, A. (2007) Pre-requisite for Inflation Targeting Country Experiences and Lessons for

Nigeria, Being a Paper delivered at the Inflation Targeting Workshop organized by the Central

Bank of Nigeria Learning Centre Lagos, July

[5] Bakradze, G. & A. Billmeier (2007) Inflation Targeting in Georgia: Are We There Yet? IMF Working Paper, WP/07/193, International Monetary Fund, Washington, USA.

Specific Instructions

1. Font 12 , Times New Roman , Double space

2. Margins of 1" to 1-1/4" on all sides

3. The report must have 3 pages minimum of written information

4. The paper must have a cover page, an outline and a reference page

5. Cover page, outline, and work cited pages are not counted towards the 3 pages

6. Paragraphs may have minimum 5 sentences and maximum 7 sentences.

7. Extra references are accepted.

8. Wikipedia, Investopedia or any open platform are not accepted as source.

9. Only books including the textbook and reputable newspapers or magazines such as Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Financial Times, Forbes Magazine, Money Magazine etc. will be accepted

Criteria used for Grading Papers

1. Economic Content

2. Analytical Depth

3. Organization and Style ( pay attention to the specific instructions)

4. Originality

5. 10% penalty for each day the paper is late

6. 10 % penalty for each of the followings (poor grammar, poor sentence structure, length, number of page, format, references etc.)