Can somebody in Australia write this please.
The following propositions to investigate:
Business in Australia is over-regulated
What you need to do
• Do research to investigate the credibility of the proposition you’ve chosen.
• Use that research to evaluate whether or not the proposition is true or not; and how credible (believable) it is.
• Write up your assignment and reference all your material.
Do research to investigate the credibility of the proposition
The aim here is to find out how true the proposition is.
How much evidence do you need?
• Concrete evidence: 12 separate items of concrete evidence, but the quality of your evidence is more important than the quantity.
• Conclusions: from at least five authors or research projects.
Evaluate the credibility of the proposition
The task here is to work out whether or not the proposition is believable — how true or untrue it is — and tell us why.
• Think about all the concrete evidence and the general research conclusions you found.
• Does all this tend to confirm the proposition? Why?
• Or does it tend to contradict the proposition? Why?
o Or…is there evidence both ways?
• If so, why do you think that some of the material you found leads to a different conclusion? What does this say about the proposition?
This is where all your skills of critical thinking and methodical analysis are needed.
Write up your assignment
There are no specific requirements for how you write up your assignment; only that you should finish your assignment with a conclusion (around 50-100 words) that evaluates the truth, the believability, of the proposition.
It is inherently difficult to give advice, because the writing of your assignment should be driven by the research material you find, and what you think it means for the proposition you’re investigating.
We’ve written up some advice and examples of how to summarise research.
The main advice we can give is that you group together the evidence and research you find that addresses similar aspects of your investigation.
For instance, if you are investigating the proposition on unions, you might group together all the material you find on the impact of unions on wages.
You will almost certainly find some evidence that suggests one conclusion; and other evidence that suggests the opposite. Again, it’s important to present evidence suggesting rival conclusions in the same part of your assignment so you can weigh them up, and take both lots of evidence into account when drawing conclusions on specific matters.
How to present your assignment
Your assignment should be presented like this. It should be written as continuous text (like an essay, but not using an essay structure), and not as dot points, a table, etc.
• You should then present the concrete evidence and your summaries of the results of other people’s research in an orderly manner. In other words, group the concrete evidence and the summaries of research so that material on each particular topic is grouped together (750-1300 words).
• Evaluation of the proposition (50–200 words).
• List of references, starting on a new page.
Use your own words
Your assignment must be written in your own words. You should not directly copy, or quote, material from your sources unless absolutely essential — and in no case should this be more than 5% of your assignment. Details are in the section, ‘Writing in your own words’.
Reference your assignment
• Reference every idea or piece of evidence that you use. This allows readers to check your sources for themselves, and see whether your use of them is accurate.
• Referencing must be in Harvard AGPS style (ie in-text referencing). There is information about referencing and guides to referencing in the Academic Skills chapter on Referencing.
• All references must include page numbers (except where unnecessary, eg a webpage, which is just one page). Do not follow the advice of the Communication Skills Handbook on this issue.
• Finish with a proper List of References in Harvard AGPS style. This list should only include publications you have cited in your assignment.
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