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- Provide me with plagiarism report
- Cite all the source you used
Project DescriptionEconomic processes produce outputs through involving many people, and groups of people (someof them active agents in the process, and some of them external to it). The complexity and layersof relationships often produce ‘goods’ and ‘bads’ simultaneously. In this project, you’ll look at aneconomic process of your choosing, and focus on at least one ‘bad’ involved in that process,defined as something undesirable. You’ll then imagine how to overcome that bad.You will write a 7-10 page paper (double spaced, 12 point font, standard margins),or produce a 15minute multimedia presentation, which first evaluates the economic and social aspects of ‘bad’involved, and then proposes a new way of organizing that process which reduces or mitigates the‘bad’. Below are some questions that you may use as a guide while you work on this project:1) The current economic and social aspects of “the bad”i) What is the output being produced?ii) What are the agents involved in producing this output? What is their context?iii) Who wins? Who loses? Who decides?iv) What is the source of conflict?v) What variables affect positions of various parties?2) Your idea for building “the new”i) Propose a transformative yet achievable idea for transforming the conditions ofproduction. This idea could take the form of public policy, local organizations, non-profits, entrepreneurial innovations, etc…ii) Who would benefit? Who (if anyone) would lose?iii) What difficulties might this proposal face?iv) What kinds of new alliances and relationships might be formed.For now, in this assignment, I will ask that you narrow down the issue to a specific context andcommunity when choosing a topic. For instance, you shouldn’t try to provide solutions for theworking class’ conditions under Capitalism. A more achievable question would be: How toimprove the working conditions of warehouse workers in Amazon? You can choose whatevertopic you’d like, but here are some ideas to look at:1. Child labor in coal and mica mining in Jharkhand (or a country/region of your choice)2. Unpaid care for older people in Canada (or a country/region of your choice)3. Healthcare access in Mexico (or a country/region of your choice)4. Mining and access to water for indigenous communities in Ecuador (or a country/region ofyour choice)5. Debt and Agriculture: Farmers’ suicides in India6. Imprisoned labor in the United States7. Emigration and exploitation of Filipina domestic workers (or workers from acountry/region of your choice)Finding our ideas for building the new
