Instructions for paper 1 Prepare a short term paper on a business/economics topic of your choice (4 pages of Content). Follow APA format. A large part of your grade on paper 1 will be format. The...

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Prepare a short term paper on a business/economics topic of your choice (4 pages of Content). Follow APA format. A large part of your grade on paper 1 will be format. The objective of this paper is for you to learn to use the APA Manual.


An introduction and a summary section should be included in the paper. They should also include a table of contents and reference page. Do not segment papers into chapters.


Use a 12 point font—double spacing. You are to assume this is a publishable paper. Be careful; when you use direct quotes. See APA page 117. My rule is—if you use five consecutive words from a source, you MUST use quotes marks. If you direct quote more than 40 words you must indent.


You should use a minimum of 4 current (2005-2012) references--use references not footnotes. These materials--references--should be from scholarly peer-review journals.


Submit your Research Papers in the corresponding drop box before the due date as mentioned in the syllabus. Turnitin has been enabled to
verify that the content in student submissions is authentic and not plagiarized.

Papers will be graded on content, organization, and format.


l. You do not need to use a Table of Content--Use an abstract.
2. The paper should be four pages of content. I will accept papers 3 3/4 to 4 1/4 pages in length. Shorter or longer papers will have points deducted.
Don't forget you MUST use peer-reviewed journal articles for paper 1.
A large part of your grade will be APA format.

PAPER 2 (PROSPECTUS)


SPECIFIC INFORMATION FOR PAPER 2

1. Paper 2 you will develop a finished "Prospectus for a Thesis." The student is referred to APA Manual for the mechanical details of a prospectus preparation.
2. Approval of the research topic by the instructor can be obtained at any time, but no later than February 13, 2012. For approval, each student must submit the following information:


  1. Proposed research topic.

  2. Definition of the problem.

  3. Some evidence of delimitation.

  4. Preliminary statement of justification.

  5. Preliminary statement of hypothesis.

  6. Preliminary statement of methodology.

  7. Preliminary review of the literature.



(None of the above need be submitted in a "formal" manner (i.e. this information may be presented on one or two sheets of paper--written in longhand or may be discussed with the instructor informally).
3. The student should include subheadings for each of the following elements when preparing Chapter I of the prospectus


  1. Background--What led you into doing this problem--Why are you interested in this problem?


  2. Problem Statement--What is the problem of your study? You need to be VERY specific. When we talk about a "problem" in research, it does necessarily mean that something is "wrong." You can have a "problem where you are trying to determine the attitudes and opinions of a response group.


  3. Purpose of Study--Why is your study important?--not necessarily to get an A in BA 595. What is the significance of your study.


  4. Study Hypothesis (es)--an "educated guess" on the results of your study.



CHAPTER 2--- is titled "Review of Related Literature." A literature review is where you "review" published material that relate to your problem. IF YOU CHOOSE THE SAME TOPIC (PROBLEM) YOU USED FOR PAPER 1, YOU MAY USE THIS PAPER FOR YOUR REVIEW OF LITERATURE. If you choose a different topic for your Prospectus you must do another review of literature that relates to your new topic.
CHAPTER 3---Titled Methodology. In this chapter you will tell the reader very specially HOW you are going to solve your problem that was stated in Chapter 1. You must give very detailed information in this chapter. For example describe your proposed sample. this must be a realistic sample--how will you get names, addresses, etc. of your sample group. You cannot say you are going to survey people in Dallas. In other words, describe in detail the procedures and steps that will be used to gather the data.
Chapter 4--titled Findings--since we are not going to collect date we will not have any findings. However, I would like for you to develop two graphics for this chapter. You will need to make up the data to be used on the graphics.
Chapter 5--Titled--Summary, Conclusions and Recommendations. In this chapter all you will need to do is the Summary. We must have data in order to do conclusions and recommendations. In the Summary you will need to state "what you did"--your problem statement. Also, in this Chapter you did to tell "how you did it --Methodology.
EACH CHAPTER WILL BEGIN ON A NEW PAGE.
The Appendixwill contain your References from the Literature Review and a copy ofyour questionnaire

Submit your Research Papers in the corresponding drop box before the due date as mentioned in the syllabus. Turnitin

has been enabled to


verify that the content in student submissions is authentic and not plagiarized.




Papers will be graded on content, organization, and format.



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Answer To: Instructions for paper 1 Prepare a short term paper on a business/economics topic of your choice (4...

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Impact of outsourcing
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Impact of outsourcing
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Abstract
Outsourcing refers to obtaining a product or service by subcontracting other organizations
rather than creating it by themselves. To understand the concept better, let us illustrate the
same with the help of a common domestic situation which we may face in our day to day
lives. In the business world outsourcing can happen in a number of ways. To illustrate a few,
a business may decide to outsource a part of its production process to another entity for a
variety of reasons for example, obsolete in-house machinery, lack of trained manpower, lack
of space, lower costs etc. Reducing and saving of cost becomes the main reason to outsource
goods and services. Outsourcing helps the company to lay emphasis on its specific business
patterns and concentrate better. The company gains access to better resources and knowledge
thereby leading to increased gains profits. The decision of most of the companies to
outsource their responsibility is based on the fact that it helps in the process of cost cutting
for example, training and labour costs. There is a lot of attention attracted by the outsourcing
of the products and services by other countries. Little has been written and observed about the
economic impacts of this activity. It is important to analyze the implications it has on the
society and the economy. The effects that outsourcing has on the economy is dominated by
the sector and the characteristics of the outsourcing(Ioan, 2006). Degree of global indulgence
of the company has direct relation to the impacts the outsourcing is likely to have on the
economy of the country. The negative effects are on the country‟s employment rates and
reduced salary. But many have argued that outsourcing has positive impacts in the long run.
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CHAPTER 1
Background of the Problem
Outsourcing production has become a crucial activity now -a-days. Many large corporations
have derived benefits by outsourcing products and services. The success quotient is so high,
that almost all corporations, big or small, depend on outsourcing their products, raw materials
or services. We know the positive impacts of outsourcing. But we do not have much evidence
and research done on how this activity affects our economy and society. What are its
implications? And if some negative effects or limitations exist, how can we come up with a
proper conclusion. There has been a widespread fear of loss of jobs due to this phenomenon. I
chose this problem because I wanted to critically analyze these reasons and effects.
Problem statement
The statement of the problem is- “the impact of outsourcing production on the economy”.
There is a lot of attention attracted by the outsourcing of the products and services by other
countries. Not much is known about the economic impacts of this activity. It is important to
analyze the implications it has on the society and the economy. The effects, that outsourcing
has on the economy is dominated by the sector it is dealing with and the basic properties of
the outsourcing. The extent, to which the company is involved in the global market, is
directly proportional to the progress of the economy.
Purpose of the study
Our study is important to critically analyze the effects the outsourcing production has on the
economy. The significance of the...
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