Using causal argument methodology, examine the historical role reversal of the value systems of Republicans and Democrats to determine the validity of the above claim.
Fashion is frivolous vanity and serves little function in the country’s economic big picture. Using the most current statistics available, determine the validity of the above claim.
Use the Industry Research guide: <http://libguides.utsa.edu/industry>
Or, US Economic Census: http://www.census.gov/econ/index.html
It is common knowledge that the Republican Party leads the nation’s growth. Using causal argument methodology, examine the historical role reversal of the value systems of Republicans and Democrats to determine the validity of the above claim. Census Bureau statistics will be useful.
Use the CQ Electronic Library: CQ Congress Collection http://webapp.lib.utsa.edu/Databases/index_more.php?ername=CQEL
Using Census Bureau records, consider media influence on national political campaigns fifty or a hundred years ago in comparison with its influence today. Write a causal argument addressing the claim: the media runs the nation.
Also, try Statistical Insight: http://webapp.lib.utsa.edu/Databases/index_more.php?ername=SUNIV
Bilingual education is a money guzzling drain on the US economy, and serves no real function. Using the most current statistics available determine the successfulness of bilingual education in America’s public school system to address the above claim. Causal argument required.
Use the National Center for Education Statistics: http://nces.ed.gov
Also, the Education Research Guide: Statistics: http://libguides.utsa.edu/education
Consider, is there a difference between greed and wealth? After examining the statistics involved, define “economic greed.” Under what circumstances, if any, could “economic greed” be considered an ethical practice? Ethical argument required.
Statistical Insight:
<http://webapp.lib.utsa.edu/Databases/index_more.php?ername=SUNIV>
Reasonable suspicion in the United States is a catchall term used by law enforcement to harass minorities. Create an ethical argument examining citizen rights when an officer of the law finds something (e.g., firearms, narcotics, burglary tools, etc.) not being sought. The issue of “reasonable suspicion” must be defined and criteria and categories identified before the above claim can be ethically argued. Statistical evidence is required.
Use the statistics resources on the Criminal Justice Research Guide: http://libguides.utsa.edu/crj
In America a rich man’s secretary is likely to pay more income tax than his/her boss. Research America’s Federal Income Tax system to determine the validity of the above claim. Using data garnered from the Census Bureau write a causal argument arguing whether or not the Federal Income Tax system is fair to rich and poor alike.
Use
Argue whether or not the current conglomeration of media companies mandates which version of the news Americans hear. Definition argument required. Use economic data/evidence to establish which news company/companies are owned by which conglomerations
Use the Industry Research Guide: http://libguides.utsa.edu/industry
When looking up the term “throwaway society” in a dictionary, one should not be surprised to find a picture of the American flag instead of words. Define “throwaway society” and research statistical data involved to argue the above statement.
Use Statistical Insight:
<http://webapp.lib.utsa.edu/Databases/index_more.php?ername=SUNIV>
Racial profiling is alive and well in America. Using Census Bureau data and crime statistics involved to address the above claim. Identify relevant racial statistics.
The Bureau of Justice statistics Data Analysis would be very helpful: <http://bjs.ojp.usdoj.gov>
Use the statistics resources on the Criminal Justice Research Guide: <http://libguides.utsa.edu/crj>
Teenage repeat offenders should suffer the same consequences as grown ups—molly coddling them is the ruination of a nation. Review current statistics and determine the consequences of treating children who commit certain crimes as adults. Write a causal argument on the above claim.
Use the statistics resources on the Criminal Justice Research Guide: <http://libguides.utsa.edu/crj>
What ethical considerations or conflicts of interest for a corporate media news channel? Before determining an answer, you must first define the ethical considerations and set up categories, criteria, and provide statistical data.
Using the Industry Research Guide will give you a start toward identifying who owns which companies.
Use Statistical Insight for statistics (under UTSA databases)
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