MICRO ECONOMICS YOU TELL ME YOUR CHOSEN TOPIC You have considerable flexibility with your choice but you need to make sure that whatever topic you select is going to allow you to explore applications of the content from this microeconomics course. There's a requirement that the topic aligns with content from this course--basically what that means is that we want a 'micro' economics topic rather than a 'macro' economics topic. So you want a topic that will allow you to apply terms like: opportunity cost, incentives, supply & demand, price controls, perfect competition, monopoly, monopolistic competition, oligopoly, etc. You will need to avoid macroeconomics topics e.g. GDP, inflation, unemployment, exchange rates, Federal Reserve, monetary policy, fiscal policy, budget surplus, budget deficit, trade deficit, trade surplus, etc, as those are concepts from the Econ 211 course rather than this one!