Almost every governmental program sounds worthwhile and useful, if not downright moral and virtuous.  However, what is usually left out in discussing these programs is the cost and the analysis that is pertinent to evaluating the costs of these programs.  What one issue you read about this week, when more fully exposed, caught your attention and what is it that you learned that could apply to other governmental programs and issues? 

 Chapter 22 The FLigt over Genetically Modified Foods is the chapter I would like to discuss

Miller, r. l., Benjamin, D. K., & North, D. C. (2015). The Economics of Public Issues (19 Ed). Boston:Pearson.

• Read the Quoting section of the Guide to Using Sources and refer back to it as needed.
• This section involves using the library resources.   On the left side of the Canvas page, under Home, Syllabus, Quizzes, etc., is a tab called Research Help.  That is where the USU library has placed their information for this assignment.
• Go to the music assignment and locate the article on Wagner in the encyclopedia, “Baker’s Biographical Dictionary of Musicians,” for information about the composer Richard Wagner. Read the brief biographical entry you find there.
• Select a 1-2 sentence quotation from the biography.
• Copy and paste the paragraph below into your paper. Delete the phrases in all caps and insert the information requested. In place of “insert quote here,” insert your own 1-2 sentence quotation about the composer.
• You will be graded on whether or not you have formatted your quotation correctly and whether or not the quotation you have selected makes sense in the context of the paragraph. If you need to add a small amount of text to the stock paragraph below in order for your quotation to make sense, that is acceptable. See the rubric below for full grading guidelines.
• Note that both the titles of encyclopedias and of major musical works should be in italics.

I read a brief biography of COMPOSER’S NAME in NAME OF ENCYCLOPEDIA, and I learned a lot about this composer’s life. While reading about COMPOSER’S NAME, I learned that one of his most famous works was NAME OF WORK. The most interesting thing I learned about this composer was INSERT QUOTE HERE. This composer’s music continues to enchant listeners long after his death.

• Include an in-text citation at the end of your quotation.
• Then include a full works cited entry at the end of the paragraph. 
• Label this section of your paper Part 3

Choosing a Topic for your Final Critical Essay:

Reading and Writing Persuasion

Each week, we will work toward the development of the Final Critical Essay. This will be a persuasive essay of 1200 words based on one of the following topics inspired by readings in our textbook, The McGraw-Hill Reader.  For your first post, choose one of the following topics and read the Chapter Introduction and one of the suggested essays.  Choose a relevant or provocative quotation from the essay you have chosen.  Compose a working thesis statement, and complete the following for your first discussion post:

• Topic Choice
• Working thesis
• One paragraph in which you reflect on the topic and your position
• A relevant quotation from the essay correctly cited in APA. Please place the quotation in the paragraph you compose. 
• Initial post should be 300 words.

Peer Responses (2): Comment on their topic and selection of quote.  Ask a relevant or leading question.  (150 words)

I’m studying and need help with a Software Development question to help me learn.

Using the Microsoft Word document you created in W2 Assignment 2, add to it by completing the following tasks:

• Create physical DFDs.
• Create a physical data model.
• Discuss in detail the differences between the logical process and the physical process and data models.
• Discuss which objects your application should include.
• Draft the inheritance structure of your objects.
• Create class diagrams in UML 2.0.

Submission Details:

• Support your responses with appropriate research and specific examples.
• Cite any sources in APA format.