Economics Paper/Analysis
Budget: $10 – $100 CAD
I am looking for someone to write me a micro-economics analysis paper (1500 words). It should consider the benefits and costs (pros and cons) of a public initiative in Canada. You may choose a topic that is under the jurisdiction of any of the three levels of government (municipal, provincial, or federal). It can be on any of the following topics -
• Canada Pension Plan
• Old Age Security (OAS) and Guaranteed Income Supplement (GIS)
• Minimum Wage / Living Wage
• Nutrition North Subsidy Program
• Canada Child Benefit
• FedNor Youth Internship Program
• Ontario Child Care Subsidy
• Ontario Electric Vehicle Incentive Program
• Community Homeless Prevention Initiative
• Canada Summer Jobs
• Ontario Community Infrastructure Fund
• Employment Ontario Second Career Program
• Sustainable Development Technology Fund
• Canada-Ontario Job Grant
• Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP)
• Canada Small Business Financing Program
• Ontario Basic Income Pilot or, more generally, a Guaranteed Basic Income.
The challenge and focus of your paper will be in terms of a qualitative and quantitative assessment of the social benefits (pros) and social costs (cons) of the topic. For quantitative analysis, you will have to find and cite the source of your data.
• Canada Pension Plan
• Old Age Security (OAS) and Guaranteed Income Supplement (GIS)
• Minimum Wage / Living Wage
• Nutrition North Subsidy Program
• Canada Child Benefit
• FedNor Youth Internship Program
• Ontario Child Care Subsidy
• Ontario Electric Vehicle Incentive Program
• Community Homeless Prevention Initiative
• Canada Summer Jobs
• Ontario Community Infrastructure Fund
• Employment Ontario Second Career Program
• Sustainable Development Technology Fund
• Canada-Ontario Job Grant
• Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP)
• Canada Small Business Financing Program
• Ontario Basic Income Pilot or, more generally, a Guaranteed Basic Income.
The challenge and focus of your paper will be in terms of a qualitative and quantitative assessment of the social benefits (pros) and social costs (cons) of the topic. For quantitative analysis, you will have to find and cite the source of your data.