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11- Economics Project guideline.

Marks distribution:

1. 10 marks for project.


2. 10 marks HH

Date of Submission Sep. 1, 2022.


How to go about it?
1. Select an economics theory either from Micro-Economics or from Macroeconomics that is not in your course.
2. Introduce the economist of the Theory. Her or His life story, their work in field of economics, any awards or recognition.
3. Give an introduction and an overview about the theory in your own words.
4. Take a real-life example, to which the theory fits perfectly and explain why you think it is an appropriate example. (Use
pictures, graphs, tables and data to justify your choice)
5. Evaluate the advantages and limitations of the theory and draw your inferences.
6. If you were to rewrite the same theory, what would it be and explain how you think it will apply better to the real world
scenario.
NOTE: Any data or references you must disclose the source. No source no marks.
You can make the final presentation in the following way.
1. A word document between 3500 to 4000 words.
Use your creativity to express and preset your final work.
The expectations of the project work are that:
For word document.
 Project should be of 3,500-4,000 words (excluding diagrams & pictures).
 It will be an independent, self-directed piece of study.
 A4 sheet white paper without lines, spiral binded in black colour.
 The margins should be 1cm, gutter margin should be 1.5 cm.
 Acknowledgement, Index and Bibliography should be added to the project report/ppt.
Points to follow (Rubric)

Criteria 5 3 1 Student’ Teacher’


s Score / s Score /
Average: Average:
1. Introduction- Introduction is Introduction is good Introduction is there.
interesting and creates and creates a Has pictures/graphs or
an eagerness for the framework for the tables.
reader to go through the reader to go through the
project. Has project. Has
pictures/graphs or pictures/graphs or
tables. tables.
2 Originality 90% of the project work 70% of the project work 50% of the project work
submitted is original. submitted is original. submitted is original.
Several examples Few examples There no examples to
diagrams/tables/graph diagrams/tables/graph explain your theory.
s to explain your theory, s to explain your theory,
making it easier for making it easier for
everyone to understand. everyone to understand.

3 Real life Example is relevant the Example is somewhat Example not relevant.
example fits perfectly to the relevant.
project.
4 Evaluate the Listed more than 4 clear Listed more than 2 clear Listed just one clear
advantages valid arguments for and valid arguments for and valid arguments for and
and against the theory against the theory against the theory
disadvantage supported with proof. supported with proof. supported with proof.
s of the
theory.
5 Inferences. All inferences are based Some inferences are Inferences are
on reasoning and subjective, others are subjective and not
supported with multiple based on reasoning and supported with
evidences. supported with evidence.
evidences.
6 Rewrite The theory is re-written The theory is re-written The theory is re-written
theory. with logical expiation with logical expiation with logical expiation.
and practical approach and practical approach
supported with 3-to 4 supported with 1-2
examples, diagrams, examples, diagrams,
charts and data. charts and data.
7 Submission On time Two days late One week late.
Timeline
8 Neatness and All the Most of the Diagrams/graphs/
Attractivenes Diagrams/graphs/table Diagrams/graphs/table tables are there.
s s are clear with s are clear with Margins not drawn.
numbering. numbering.
Margins are as per Margins are Drawn.
specification
9 Final As per the criterial not Almost as per the Not as per the criterial
Presentation over exceeding or under criterial.
the word limit/
time/slides.
1 Bibliography All the references are All the references No references.
0 mentioned with mentioned.
specification.
Total out of
50

Converted
out of 10

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