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I’m working on a Communications exercise and need support.

Aim for at least 200 words. Make sure you clearly discuss each assigned reading, while also drawing connections between them. What did you find interesting? Surprising? Provocative? What shifted how you see the internet in our lives? Are there perspectives the author does not address? What questions do you have? Use writing to think about key ideas more deeply.These questions are based on the following article published
I’m studying and need help with a Economics question to help me learn.

Questions:
The article mentions that: “…companies [are] wagering that customers are willing to pay more as the …economic expansion continues. Some are notching revenue at the expense of costumer counts or unit volumes.” How can a company earn greater revenue by selling fewer units (i.e., counts or unit volumes) of output? What does this imply about the price elasticity of demand for this output? The article mentioned that Chipotle reported a 10 percent increase in sales over the past year despite charging higher prices for its food items. Which is the better explanation for this result: a change in demand or the price elasticity of demand for Chipotle food items? Explain briefly.
1 page per question so 2 pages total. APA. Title page – running head and formatting with Title, Student’s Name, Institutional Affiliation. At least 2 sources per question.Hi I need help my essay: nursing case study help
Can you help me understand this English question?

To get us started on writing essay 1, I would like to get us to:
Write a working thesis Narrow down which sources you want to include in our essay Practice writing an academic summary
This thesis proposal should include all three parts to receive full credit.

Step 1: Working Thesis Step 2: Choose Sources Step 3: Write an Academic Summarya>
Step 1: Review How to Write a Working Thesis

First, for Essay 1, you are going to be answering either of the following prompts:
Describe how you have worked to face and overcome an educational barrier in your life and why it is important to stick with your educational goals. (This is piggybacking on the paragraph you just wrote last week.) Describe one educational barrier that effects student success and how one might overcome that barrier (either from a student or instructor perspective).
A clear, well-written thesis will answer the prompt, so let’s get started on how to write a strong thesis.

A thesis is your main insight or idea about a text or topic, and the main proposition that your essay demonstrates. It should be true but arguable (not obviously or patently true, but one alternative among several), be limited enough in scope to be argued in a short composition and with available evidence, and get to the heart of the text or topic being analyzed (not be peripheral). It should be stated early in some form and at some point recast sharply (not just be implied), and it should govern the whole essay (not disappear in places).

A claim that is not debatable does not qualify as a thesis—for example:
“Shakespeare’s Hamlet is a play about a young man who seeks revenge”. That doesn’t say anything-it’s basically just a summary and is hardly debatable.
Here is an example of a stronger, more debatable thesis:
“Hamlet experiences internal conflict because he is in love with his mother”. This is arguable, controversial even. The rest of a paper with this argument as its thesis will be an attempt to show, using specific examples from the text and evidence from scholars, (1) how Hamlet is in love with his mother, (2) why he’s in love with her, and (3) what implications there are for reading the play in this manner.
Note that a thesis, just like the Point in your paragraph is an opinion/claim. The difference is that the thesis is the claim of the whole essay while a Point is the claim of that specific paragraph. Often the Points are reasons/sub-claims for the big thesis.

I like to think about the thesis in terms of a limited subject (what you are talking about) and an attitude (what you have to say or argue about the topic.) For our purposes for Essay 1, the limited subject is the education barrier and the attitude is how to overcome it.

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Once you have completed all three steps, submit a document or text submission which clearly outlines all three steps.
Working Thesis: Sources for Essay 1: Academic Summary of One Source:

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