Paper should be about 3-4 pages, double-spaced.

Paper should be about 3-4 pages, double-spaced.

Prompt

Please pick the below article (attached URL) and cover all the course concepts mentioned below for the product (Sanitizer). (https://www.cnbc.com/2021/03/10/purell-parent-ceo-sanitizer-demand-to-stay-exponentially-higher-than-2019.html) Please help writing a review of the above article and integrate the below mentioned course concepts into your review. Please make sure you both summarize the article and discuss how it relates to the course.

Course Concepts:

1. Assess which factors influence supply and demand for a product.

2. Evaluate how changes in supply and demand affect the equilibrium price of a product.

3. Predict potential changes in supply or demand of a product and list factors driving the changes.

4. Specific supply conditions that have affected the price of sanitizers

5. Reasons why prices rise ahead of the change in supply

6. Price elasticity of demand

7. Determinants of price elasticity of demand

Note: Please make sure to Cite all the Sources being used. Please find the instruction below:

When to Cite:

Please make sure to place a citation in any sentence in which you use words, thoughts, facts, or opinions that you use from a source. This is true whether you use the exact words of the source or put the information into your own words.

If you’ve used a lot of research in your paper, this may mean that every sentence will contain a citation. That’s a good thing: it shows that you did extensive research and can back up your points. To keep the citations from becoming repetitious, you can very them: sometimes putting the citation directly into the sentence (“According to…”) other times using parenthetical citations. (See the articles on how APA and MLA work).

Citing Sources: How Often to Cite

Whenever you use a source, you should let readers know that as early as possible and tell them what the source is.

Because citations are designed to show readers which material came from a source and which from you, it isn’t sufficient to cite once at the end of a paragraph. You need to include a citation for every piece of borrowed information. But you don’t always have to do it in parenthesis. If you have a long passage of information paraphrased from a single source, you can introduce it with a signal phrase (such as “According to…”) and place a parenthetical citation at the end.