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This paperwork includes ECON 545 Week 6 Monetary and Fiscal Policy - You Decide |
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Business - General Business Week 6: Monetary and Fiscal Policy - You Decide Print This Page Y O U D E C I D E Scenario, Your Role, Key Players Click Here to View the You Decide Scenario Click on the link to review the scenario, your role and the key players involved in this scenario. When you have finished reviewing the You Decide scenario, please return here to finish the activity below. Note: These activities will open in a new pop-up window, so you may need to disable any pop-up blockers. Click Here to View the Transcript. Y O U D E C I D E Activity Your task is to take this advice and produce your own recommendation to the President. Do not simply choose one person's advice; pick and choose from each recommendation that you receive. Be sure to list what you believe and why you believe it is sound advice from each of your colleagues along with what you disagree with and why you disagree with your colleagues. Then, produce a consolidated recommendation of your own. Your submission should be approximately one page (250 words) in length, double-spaced. See "Due Dates for Assignments Exams" in the Syllabus for due date information. Submit your assignment to the Dropbox located on the silver tab at the top of this page. For instructions on how to use the Dropbox, read these Step-by-Step Instructions or watch this Dropbox Tutorial. |
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