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ASSIGNMENT 2 DATE: _____ ECON 333

Economic Growth Indicators In

Select Countries

A Brief Analysis

Name:______________ ID: ________________

STRUCTURE OF THE REPORT

I. Introduction II. Comparative Analysis on the Basis of

GDP Per Capita I. GDP Per Capita – Absolut Terms II. GDP Per Capita – Annual Percentage Change III. GDP Per-Capita - Periodic (5 Yearly) Average

Change IV. GDP Per-Capita – Point-Specific Comparison

III. Comparative Analysis on the basis of Capital Accumulation (Gross Capital Formation as a percentage of GDP)

I. Absolute Terms II. Annual Percentage change III. Periodic ( 5 Yearly) Average Change IV. Point Specific Comparison

IV. Country Specific and Comparative Analysis on the Basis of GDP Per Capital and Gross Capital Formation

I. Malawi II. One Developing Country

(Among Bangladesh, India, China) III. One Developed Country

(Between USA and Canada) IV. Comparative Analysis Among the three countries

V. Conclusion NOTE: ALL THE ABOVE HAVE BEEN DISCUSSED IN DETAILS IN CLASS (6TH FEBRUARY 2017). AS MENTIONED, AS MENTIONED IN THE CLASS, YOU ARE FREE TO ADD YOUR OWN IDEAS IN THE ANALYSIS TO ENRICH THE REPORT.

CHECKLIST FOR ASSIGNMENT

• The assignment is to be submitted in hard copy. No online submission will be accepted

• The structure discussed in class should be followed. • Tables and graphs should be numbered. • They should have a clear heading/title. • Source should be given at the end of the table / graph. • In case of any note attached to table or graph, it

should be at the end of the table, before the source. • Table or graphs without accompanying explanation will

not fetch any marks. • Analysis should be as write-up and should not be in

bullet form. • While analysing one set of data in a paragraph, year

or period corresponding to the data needs to be mentioned.

• Also, the relevant table or graph for which the analysis is made needs to be mentioned in the paragraph explaining the data.

• Graphs should be understandable. (Refer to Discussion in Class on 6th February 2017)