What biases or preconceptions did the author reveal

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Choose a macroeconomics article under these 3 categories from the major newspaper latimes or nytimes:
1. the current economic situation? is the overall national economy improving or worsening? how fast? why?
2. what is happening to prices? inflation vs deflation? what is happening and why?
3.what is happening to the economies of europe? which economies are doing better than the U.S., which worse, and why? what is the impact on the U.S. of the performance and political economic policies of these other economies?

After choosing the topic do the article review which includes following steps?
a. a short summary that clearly covers all of the fey elements in the article. this summary must show that you carefully read and understood the content of the article.

b.a short critique of the article indicating the strengths and weeknesses of how the article was written. this critique must discuss the following issues:
how complete was the article
were key questions or facts omitted
what biases or preconceptions did the author reveal.
in this part b you cannot put summary or discuss whether you agree with the articles perspective.

c. 1. the author presented conclusions and/or made proposals about the topic and if so,
2. indicating whether you agree or disagree with the conclusions and/or proposals made by the author and why you agree or disagree.
NOTE- if the author did not gave any conclusion then you have to give a conclusion.

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