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FOR3703 OCTOBER NOVEMBER PORTFOLIO (COMPLETE ANSWERS) Semester 2 2024 - DUE 31 October 2024; 100% TRUSTED Complete, trusted solutions and explanations.R46,45
FOR3703 OCTOBER NOVEMBER PORTFOLIO (COMPLETE ANSWERS) Semester 2 2024 - DUE 31 October 2024; 100% TRUSTED Complete, trusted solutions and explanations.
FOR3703 OCTOBER NOVEMBER PORTFOLIO (COMPLETE ANSWERS) Semester 2 2024 - DUE 31 October 2024; 100% TRUSTED Complete, trusted solutions and explanations.
,Why is the government size of the South African
government spending sometimes referred to as a
fiscal cliff? i.e. the fact that increasing government
expenditure has become unsustainable. Discuss this
viewpoint with the emphasis on the reasons for
growth of government and thus the effects of
financing the rising government expenditure through
taxes. We allow a maximum amount of 2000 words.
We will mark according to the rubric below. Use the
Harvard method of referencing for citations in the
text and G for language to compile the reference list.
Make sure that it is all typed and that it is your
original work (not copied or plagiarised without citing
sources), we use Turnitin. Use G online to check
your grammar (South African English). The e-
portfolio follows the rubric and should be submitted
by all students as part of one PDF file. [20] Rubric
Name: Essay Assessment 4 Rubric Criteria
Excellent 19 points Good 16-18 points Poor 10
points Content/Information (60%) – headings:
1)Introduction 2) Conceptional framework of theories
(Government growth theories) 3) Data analysis
(tables/figures and explanation as data evidence) 4)
Conclusion The essay is objective and uses in-depth
, analysis to address all of the issues referred to in the
proposed topic. The information provided is relevant
and pertinent to discuss these issues. The essay is
objective and for the most part, addresses the main
issues referred to in the proposed topic. The
information provided is for the most part relevant
and adequate to discuss these issues. The essay is
not sufficiently objective and does not fully address
the issues referred to in the proposed topic. The
information provided is not relevant or inadequate to
discuss these issues. The essay is for the most part
off-topic. References and Use of References,
Harvard method of referencing (10%) All the
references used are appropriate and are of
good/scholarly quality. More than a minimum of
scholarly resources are used and are all very
effective. Most of the references used are
appropriate and are of good/scholarly quality. The
minimum of scholarly resources is used and are for
the most part effective. Most of the references used
are not appropriate, and/or are not of good/scholarly
quality and/or are not effectively used. The minimum
of scholarly resources is not reached, and/or they
are not used effectively in the essay. Quality of
Writing, Spelling and grammar check on MS Word
(15%) The essay is well written from start to finish,
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