This assignment will test your ability to apply the concepts from money and banking to real world situations. You can choose any country you like to investigate. First start by looking at some data about the country and their money and banking sector. See if there is some issue with their exchange rate or banking sector that you think that can be improved with good policy. For example, are easy money policies leading to too much inflation or high interest rates in a developing country? Is this creating an economic bubble in the economy or a single sector like real estate? Back up your claims with data. Alternatively, you could look at another similar national economy that introduced a policy like yours and show what happened there in a comparative analysis. Students will develop the ability to think critically and creatively by demonstrating the following: Clearly and accurately summarize and evaluate the facts, presumptions, viewpoints, values, and arguments presented in a text or creative work. Gather and assess relevant information and apply appropriate cognitive methods to solve problems or answer questions raised in a text or creative work. Construct well-reasoned solutions or conclusions; test and defend conclusions against relevant criteria and standards. Critically analyze one’s own thinking by identifying presumptions, values and viewpoints as well as problems, inconsistencies and unanswered questions. Conceive and defend alternative hypotheses and viewpoints; offer and explain reasons for provisionally rejecting or accepting them. here is the goal Research a national banking sector or a regional cooperative banking sector. You can either focus in on the currency (like a dollarized economy) to highlight the role of money or focus solely on the banking sector; however, either case will incorporate information from both money and banking to be a successful paper since they are so intimately related. You should be looking at things like the structure of the banking sector (private vs. public, small savings and loans or investment banks etc.), the strength of the fiscal backstop, the use of the currency internationally and so on. Abstract – summarizes the nation/region you are addressing, your proposals to improve the national/regional system, and expected outcomes. This involves truly identifying a problem. Introduction – explains the reason for focusing on your specific issue and how you chose to approach the problem. Methodology – describes how you can measure the problem and how the data you collect will be analyzed in your paper. Literature review – briefly describe the sources used to structure your approach to the problem. This should help tie your paper back to the theories of money and banking we have covered in class. Ensure you are using at least 2 academic sources as well as any source material or graphs and data from other media. Findings – explain the predicted results of applying your model to the problem and demonstrate why you believe your approach will improve upon the status quo. Conclusion – This is not merely a summary of your paper. You should identify any weaknesses you can identify in your paper. (Indicating weaknesses does not lower your grade, but shows that you have critically thought about your topic.) Then, you should reiterate the benefits of your suggested regulatory or structural changes. Future Implications – This should answer the ‘so what?’ question. Why does your paper matter? What will be some expected outcomes of your suggestions? Also, for the limitations to your approach, you should give other academics a guide as to where they can focus their studies to improve upon your model and proposal. Bibliography – This should be in APA format. Also, be certain to include the ‘retrieval date’ for online sources like newspapers, magazines, and datasets that can change over time. here is the format