Paper should be structured as follows (note: rephrase the sections’ titles. What you see below is given just for reference and to give you a structure):
Cover page (add the title of the paper, your name, the course name, the school’s name, instructor’s name, and the date)
Introduction
Describe the good. What are its main characteristics?
What are some of the substitutes and complements for this good?
Indicate whether this good is a normal good or an inferior good. Explain the reasons for your choice.
Identify and describe the main nonprice factors that could cause an increase or decrease in the demand for this good or service.
Identity and describe the main nonprice factors that could cause an increase or decrease in the supply of this good or service.
Explain how a change in demand affects the equilibrium price and quantity of this good or service.
Explain how a change in supply affects the equilibrium price and quantity of this good or service.
What do you expect to happen to the demand for this good or service over the next five years? Explain why
What do you expect to happen to the supply of the good or service over the next five years?
Conclusion
You can NOT write about the following goods: toilet paper, face masks, hand sanitizers, hand soaps, toothbrushes/paste, Internet, smartphones, computers/laptops, technology, coffee, and gasoline.
In case your paper is about one of the above goods, you will be asked to resubmit it and 10% will be deducted.
Make sure to break your paper down into sections and title each of the sections of your paper, in accordance with APA.
Do NOT include an abstract since it is mostly used in serious research papers, publishable papers, dissertations, etc. rather than in short student papers.
Please note that the best practice in academia is to use at least 3 sources in each of your essays. Such sources as Wikipedia, Investopedia, Study.com, etc., should NOT be used in your paper because they are not peer-reviewed and, therefore, might not be accurate or credible enough.