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Experience Level: Expert
Num. of articles: 1
Words per article: max 300 words
Information for the blog/website: article that is to be used in a critical reasoning assessment (like GRE)
Topic: news - political/financial
Tone: Formal/Professional
Outline & Structure: We need a 1-2 paragraph article that is to be used in a critical reasoning assessment (like GRE) therefore we need to have many points covered in the article, some of which may seem counter to one-another. It will be up to the test-taker to extract the relevant information and draw conclusions, and this complexity is necessary so that we’re able to create ~15 questions related to each article.
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Use the below bullet points as a guide to write two cohesive paragraphs. The article must read as though it comes out of a financial news source (e.g., Bloomberg Financial Times). Be sure to strike neutral tone – avoid possible perception of positive/negative tone and/or pushing political viewpoint. Also, ensure it feels fictional – shouldn’t be able to draw comparison to specific party, country.
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Paragraph 1: How the party got in – campaign policies and happenings
*With the recent election, party x have been elected to power
*Success partly attributed to promises to reduce volume of imports and increase local manufacturing, processing and re-invest in primary industries
*Partly attributed to opening borders to refugees and immigrants
*Partly the result of a disastrous campaign by opposition parties, riddled with scandal with several popular smaller parties also being caught in cross-fire
Paragraph 2: History – when party was last in power:
*Commercial performance was poor when party was last in power
*Aggressive anti-import stance was detrimental to trade relationships, meaning country’s export market dropped
*Many argue this was due to a global decline in demand for the products the country produces (something that’s gone out of fashion), or war, or global financial woes (pick 1-2)
*Strong union focus which initially lead to much-needed increase in conditions, but then an abundance of lock-outs, strikes, and massive drop in production in transport and primary industries, choking secondary and tertiary industries.
Extensive research needed: yes
Extra notes:
Words per article: max 300 words
Information for the blog/website: article that is to be used in a critical reasoning assessment (like GRE)
Topic: news - political/financial
Tone: Formal/Professional
Outline & Structure: We need a 1-2 paragraph article that is to be used in a critical reasoning assessment (like GRE) therefore we need to have many points covered in the article, some of which may seem counter to one-another. It will be up to the test-taker to extract the relevant information and draw conclusions, and this complexity is necessary so that we’re able to create ~15 questions related to each article.
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Use the below bullet points as a guide to write two cohesive paragraphs. The article must read as though it comes out of a financial news source (e.g., Bloomberg Financial Times). Be sure to strike neutral tone – avoid possible perception of positive/negative tone and/or pushing political viewpoint. Also, ensure it feels fictional – shouldn’t be able to draw comparison to specific party, country.
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Paragraph 1: How the party got in – campaign policies and happenings
*With the recent election, party x have been elected to power
*Success partly attributed to promises to reduce volume of imports and increase local manufacturing, processing and re-invest in primary industries
*Partly attributed to opening borders to refugees and immigrants
*Partly the result of a disastrous campaign by opposition parties, riddled with scandal with several popular smaller parties also being caught in cross-fire
Paragraph 2: History – when party was last in power:
*Commercial performance was poor when party was last in power
*Aggressive anti-import stance was detrimental to trade relationships, meaning country’s export market dropped
*Many argue this was due to a global decline in demand for the products the country produces (something that’s gone out of fashion), or war, or global financial woes (pick 1-2)
*Strong union focus which initially lead to much-needed increase in conditions, but then an abundance of lock-outs, strikes, and massive drop in production in transport and primary industries, choking secondary and tertiary industries.
Extensive research needed: yes
Extra notes:
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