Olney, William W. (2019) Cabotage Sabotage? The Curious Case of the Jones Act Journal of International Economics. Pagel, Jeffrey / Brannon, Ike / Kashian, Russ (2019) Jones Act: Protectionist Policy in the Twenty-First Century. Lewis, Justin S. Veiled Waters: Examining the Jones Act`s Consumer Welfare Effect (working paper).

ECO 101 Economic Systems Asynchronous Classroom Equivalent Assignment #2 Date: Friday, February 13 MODULE: EPISTEMOLOGY AND SUCCESS You Are What You Think PART I READING ASSIGNMENT Topic: Political Economy Lectures Task #1 Read and Study Lecture #1 Epistemology Lecture #2 Overdetermination (Posted under Content in Brightspace) Be prepared to discuss these in class. PART II WRITING ASSIGNMENT Topic: MEAL Ticket Success Paradigm Task #2 Audio Reflection Listen to the following audio up to three (3) times, then write seven (7) bullet points in full sentences that capture the most relevant and interesting concepts from the audio. Your bullet points must include: What is The Strangest Secret? What is Earl Nightingales definition of success? The Strangest Secret (1957) by Earl Nightingale AfterSkool version: Suggested Listening Method First Listening Curious Thinking Find a quiet place. Relax. Simply listen without taking notes. Second Listening Critical Thinking Listen again. Take notes on ideas that attract your attention. Be analytical. Look for logical strengths and weaknesses. Third Listening Creative Thinking Listen once more. Ask: How is this relevant to my life? Reflect on application. Write your seven full-sentence bullet points for submission. Submit in Brightspace. PART III Immersive Theater MODULE: Personal Finance Budgeting DREAM: Understanding Personal Finance in a Modern Capitalist Political Economy GOAL #1 Budgeting Identifying Where You Are Financially Task #3 Complete Your Financial Statement Using the PDF attachments in Brightspace: Profession Sheet K12 Teacher Financial Statement Template Instructions Copy all information from the Profession Sheet into your Financial Statement. Ensure that the Financial Statement is: Accurate Complete Properly calculated You are the auditor of your own financial life. Submit under Assignments in Brightspace.

Essay #2: Please answer all of the following questions:

1. How has the tradition of domestic political hyper-partisanship shaped U.S. foreign policy since the beginning of the Republic?
2. Has this hyper-partisanship moved away in the modern era (1965 until today) from the constitutional “invitation to struggle” into a volatile extension of domestic friction that negatively impacts the reputation and credibility of the US on the world stage?

The goal is for you to author an appropriately researched and formatted argumentative essay that answers the questions posed in the assignment. Each essay is to be about 2000 words. Footnotes or endnotes are required; Author-Date In-text Citations must include page numbers. e.g. (Smith, 154). The content is to be typed, double-spaced, font 12. The assignment must have appropriate footnotes or endnotes in Chicago (preferred), APA, or MLA style documentation. A bibliography is optional. Ensure your PDF version correctly displays your footnotes or endnotes after converting to PDF. The cover page, endnotes, and bibliography (if used) do not count in the word count. The naming convention for the PDF file is lastnamePSCI3412essay#.pdf (the last name being the student’s last name and Essay # being, e.g., Essay#1, Essay#2, etc.) All submissions must include the student’s name, course number, and title on the cover page.

Guidelines for Grading Your Essays: The highest grades will go to appropriately structured essays that accomplish the following: 1) substantively answers the questions (60% of the grade); 2) correctly uses concepts and terminology from the class (20% of the grade); 3) is grammatically correct and error-free (10% of the grade). Following these submission directions precisely is worth 10% of the grade.

The following rubric will be used to grade 1) and 2) totaling 80 percent of the grade.

Outlier Nation – due Feb 12

• Due Thursday by 11:59pm Points 23 Submitting an external tool Attempts 0 Allowed Attempts 1 Available Jan 6 at 12am – Feb 13 at 11:59pm

For this last MM you need to watch my lecture titled “Outlier Nation: the other side of American Exceptionalism”. You can find it here:

(The transcript of the lecture) As with the previous MM, your task is to critically reflect on the information provided and to submit a one page, single-spaced document detailing what you made of the issues, arguments and contentions in the lecture. The prompt: You should also pay particular attention to why the US, unlike all other wealthy liberal democracies, allows or tolerates so much social and economic insecurity among its citizens. In other words, why is the prevailing American social contract so much less generous than the others? The answers are complex but the threads are in the lecture.

Outlier Nation – due Feb 12

• Due Thursday by 11:59pm Points 23 Submitting an external tool Attempts 0 Allowed Attempts 1 Available Jan 6 at 12am – Feb 13 at 11:59pm

For this last MM you need to watch my lecture titled “Outlier Nation: the other side of American Exceptionalism”. You can find it here:

(The transcript of the lecture) As with the previous MM, your task is to critically reflect on the information provided and to submit a one page, single-spaced document detailing what you made of the issues, arguments and contentions in the lecture. The prompt: You should also pay particular attention to why the US, unlike all other wealthy liberal democracies, allows or tolerates so much social and economic insecurity among its citizens. In other words, why is the prevailing American social contract so much less generous than the others? The answers are complex but the threads are in the lecture.

Worth: 25% of your final grade for the course Due: Upon completion of Section 3 (Units 810) Length: 2,5003,000 words This assignment provides the opportunity for an in-depth exploration of a contemporary political economic issue through independent research. Identify one important area or issue in the study of Canada and the global political economy that has recently gained public attention or that public policy might seek to remedy. Topics may include, for example, a recent labour-management dispute, migrant labour, low-waged work, union renewal, youth unemployment, the gender/racial/class wage gap, trends in household/caring work, dis/ability, automation, labour market polarization, Indigenous rights, limits imposed by the climate crisis, and others. This is an opportunity to let your interest in Canadian and global political economy run wild. Your essay must draw on a combination of scholarly articles and other sources from the course, and it should make reference to at least five academic sources that are not part of the required reading list for the course. Include in-text citations and bibliographic references for all sources that you quote, summarize, or paraphrase in your essay. Use a standard citation style (Chicago, MLA, APA, etc.) consistently and correctly. For this essay, you must also do the following: Clearly demonstrate your main proposition in the form of a thesis statement/argument (not just a topic sentence). Explain what the problem or challenge is and why it is important. Provide evidence that might persuade the reader that your approach is an improvement over existing policies and/or practices. Demonstrate how the evidence supports, develops, and/or extends your essays thesis. Organize the flow of your ideas and evidence effectively. Sections of a good argument proceed in a logical way, but also develop the implications of a thesis more deeply as the essay progresses. The reader should understand how each new section extends the argument that has come before it and prepares for the argument that is still to come. Answer all parts of the assignment. Provide definitions of the key concepts and theories relevant for your analysis from the readings for these units. Support your arguments with empirical and theoretical evidence. Illustrate major points with specific examples and/or figures obtained from scholarly sources with complete citations. If you want to use additional resources that are not in the reading list for the course, confine your research to academic sources and reputable popular publications (of the sort included in the readings for this course) and provide complete references. Note that Wikipedia will not be accepted as an academic source. Consult the AU Librarys Internet Searching guide to understand what to watch for when using online resources. Your assignment must be typed, double-spaced, 2,5003,000 words in length, and carefully proof-read. Read the Guidelines for Essays and Examinations and Academic Integrity sections of the AU undergraduate Calendar before writing your assignment. Read the academic misconduct policy to understand how you can ensure intellectual honesty. Submission Instructions Submit your completed assignment to Assignment 3: Research Essay for assessment (submission link will be available upon your course contract start date). Important Once you submit the assignment for grading, your submission is final. To resubmit the assignment, you must obtain special permission from your instructor. Please name your file using the following template: ___ Examples: COMP101_Assignment1_DoeJane_1234567 COMP101_Assignment1_file1_DoeJane_1234567 COMP101_FinalAssignment_DoeJane_1234567

Wanted to talk about the topic of Housing in California and the cost of it. Need to find a source from News such as NY Times, WSJ, LA Times, etc. A screenshot of the assignment details is posted in the picture provided.

Week Four: Why is secession so hard? What are the contradictions built into the idea of sovereignty?

Read the 2017 New York Times article about the international politics of secession. Catch up on what’s happened over the last seven years – the Council on Foreign Relations timeline on the Kurds and the Foreign Policy article on Catalonia can help. Or, find your own sources.

This Discussion Post is open, so you can read student posts before you compose your essay.

What are the dilemmas of secession? [The word is NOT succession!] What is your position regarding the Catalan and/or Kurdish movements?

Include DATA to support your argument. Cite your sources.

Remember, divide your essay into at least three paragraphs. Then, after you’ve posted, go back and comment on two other posts. Which ideas that other students have made make most sense to you? Or perhaps you think not… politely disagree.

I just need a bibliography APA 7TH EDITION based on my topic as fast as possible please

This is an assignment for a Political Economy class in a Ghanaian University.