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An 18 page paper. The writer first provides a tutorial on how to find sources when for an assignment. In this case, the assignment was to summarize and analyze six articles addressing poverty among the elderly. Sources and dates were restricted. The writer then presents a brief summary of each article and analyzes it in terms of economic theory, identifying which theory the article would seem to fit. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
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File: MM12_PGpoveld.rtf
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summary of each article and analyzes it in terms of economic theory, identifying which theory the article would seem to fit. Bibliography lists 7 sources. PGpoveld.rtf POVERTY AND THE
ELDERLY: TUTORIAL TO FIND SOURCES & ANALYSES , October, 2001 properly! Notes: * This is
a tutorial, therefore, your TPS researcher/writer will discuss how you can find the articles that you need. Since TPS writers primarily use the Internet for our research, we will provide
instructions on using this source as well as the library. Our analyses of the articles will, therefore, be shorter than what is specified in your assignment. * It is difficult
to find sources when the order is limited to specific publications and especially with a six-month window for the research. * We did a comprehensive search to find articles as
specified. We are including an excellent article from another source. * It is up to you, the student, to format the paper and articles as directed by your instructor.
* You, the student, must remember that TPS does not write the paper for you. We are a resource and provide models and examples only. In this case, we
are also providing instructions for your own research. * Finally, for this paper, you need to use the economic theories that you have studied in your class. We will provide
a very brief analysis of each article according to specific economic theories that seem appropriate for each of the articles. Finding sources When using the Internet as a primary
source and when there are very restricted requirements, there are a number of alternative ways to conduct the research. Databases that allow the researcher to specify dates and publications are
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