Select a broad topic that is often in the economic news and covered in peer-reviewed journals(for example, greenhouse gas emissions, water shortages, education, health care, public pensions, resource depletion, transportation systems, employment growth, corporate responsibility, to name a few to get started). Over the next several weeks and months, collect the best of the articles you have reviewed and begin to tie them together into a coherent whole. Your goal is to write a short paper the defines the broad topic, places the matter in the context of a national economy and tools of cost-benefit analysis can provide insight and solution to the problem that you have selected. Your source must be dominated by peer-reviewed journals and the newspapers identified in the foregoing paragraph.