Context:
Traditionally, the study of economics is split into micro- and macroeconomics. This assessment requires the student to superimpose microeconomic concepts onto the broader macro-environment where business and leadership thinking abound. To do this effectively, the student will engage in deep, critical thinking on both technical and high-level issues as they demonstrate a thorough understanding of the market, estimate demand and then apply research and synthesis skills to illustrate current and historical thinking on labour and the nature of work in the context of contemporary social settings.

Instructions:
The student will perform a labour market analysis to give a traditional overview of the market and will then discuss how findings apply to everyday life and society broadly. In the analysis students are expected to demonstrate an understanding of traditional market theory and of economic methods, followed by a critical discussion informed by research. Assessment 1 should take the form of a consultative report which includes the following elements:
An introduction and context for the report;
A critical discussion of traditional supply and demand including their nature;
A regression analysis using the data provided and forecast future conditions;
ECON6000 Assignment One Brief Page 1 of 4
A critical analysis founded on research into the concepts of nominal and real wages and their interrelationship;
A drawing together and synthesis of the arguments of the report into a convincing conclusion.
The report is to be limited to 3000 words, exclusive of formal document sections (i.e. title page, executive summary, table of contents, references list, appendices, etc.), citations, tables and graphs. Students should submit one file through Turnitin.
There are a number of forms the report could take. The exact form the report will depend on the additional research the student will undertake; students should aim for the demonstration of deep learning, founded on theory through thorough reading of scholarly literature, rather than on getting any aspect of the brief ‘right.’
Students should commence this assignment early, keep regular backups and ensure they submit the correct, final version. Students should use this brief as the instruction set for the assignment requirements. Additionally, the rubric below can be used to describe what unacceptable, functional, proficient, advanced and exceptional assignments might look like according to the criteria in the leftmost column of each row.
As this is a Masters level subject, students are expected to engage with high-quality academic journal articles, using the Torrens University Library. Textbooks, Wikipedia and, in general, anything that can be obtained through an open Google search page are considered supplementary material, unbecoming of a postgraduate.

Economic Principles and Decision Making
Order Description
Reflective Analysis reporting and responding to a critical issue or experience;
1. relating this issue or experience to your own knowledge in this field;
2. reasoning about causes and effects of this issue/experience according to relevant theories or literature and/or similarities or differences with other experiences you’ve had; and
3. reconstructing your thinking to plan new ways to approach the issue or engage in similar experiences in the future,

WILL required the report to be as follows linking between first Assessment and second assessment
First assessment made by your company please let me know if you need a copy

1-Executive Summary ( 1 Page ) no repetition in wording
2-Introduction (half of Page)
3-Body of the report
4-conclusion (1 page)

please check the Assessment brief for Guide line of work Learning Rubrics Page 4 and 5

I do believe that you will need to address in your writing the curve for production Cobb Douglass , Philip Curse for Inflation and unemployment rates also discuss the Australian Market structure
Also you could highlight the price war between big grocery stores and farmer Link as per below .
https://www.smh.com.au/business/milk-wars-farmers-lash-out-at-woolworths-afl-dairy-ad-20150527-ghak0u.html

Discuss the recent act of the big 4 banks and increase of the interest rates however the RBA Hold the interest rate steady

Economic Principles and Decision Making
Order Description
Reflective Analysis reporting and responding to a critical issue or experience;
1. relating this issue or experience to your own knowledge in this field;
2. reasoning about causes and effects of this issue/experience according to relevant theories or literature and/or similarities or differences with other experiences you’ve had; and
3. reconstructing your thinking to plan new ways to approach the issue or engage in similar experiences in the future,

WILL required the report to be as follows linking between first Assessment and second assessment
First assessment made by your company please let me know if you need a copy

1-Executive Summary ( 1 Page ) no repetition in wording
2-Introduction (half of Page)
3-Body of the report
4-conclusion (1 page)

please check the Assessment brief for Guide line of work Learning Rubrics Page 4 and 5

I do believe that you will need to address in your writing the curve for production Cobb Douglass , Philip Curse for Inflation and unemployment rates also discuss the Australian Market structure
Also you could highlight the price war between big grocery stores and farmer Link as per below .
https://www.smh.com.au/business/milk-wars-farmers-lash-out-at-woolworths-afl-dairy-ad-20150527-ghak0u.html

Discuss the recent act of the big 4 banks and increase of the interest rates however the RBA Hold the interest rate steady