"Comprehensive Analysis of the Economic Landscape: Evaluating

[Country]'s Current Situation and Future Prospects"

Economic Indicators: Students should cover a range of economic
indicators such as GDP growth rate, inflation rate, unemployment rate, trade
balance, and fiscal deficit/surplus. These indicators provide an overview of
the country's economic performance.
Macroeconomic Policies: Analysis of fiscal and monetary policies
implemented by the government and central bank, including taxation,
government spending, interest rates, and money supply.
Sectoral Analysis: Examination of different sectors of the economy such as
agriculture, manufacturing, services, and their contributions to GDP,
employment, and overall economic growth.
International Trade and Finance: Discussion on the country's trade
policies, major trading partners, balance of trade, foreign direct investment,
exchange rates, and involvement in international financial institutions.
Labor Market: Analysis of labor market conditions including employment
trends, wage growth, labor force participation rate, and any challenges related
to unemployment or underemployment.
Inflation and Price Stability: Explanation of the factors influencing
inflation, measures taken by the government to control inflation, and the
impact of inflation on the economy and people's lives.
Income Distribution and Poverty: Assessment of income distribution
within the country, poverty rates, and any government policies aimed at
reducing poverty and promoting income equality.
Infrastructure and Development: Evaluation of infrastructure development
initiatives, investments in transportation, energy, telecommunications, and
their contribution to economic growth and competitiveness.
Political Environment: Consideration of the political stability, governance, rule of
law, corruption levels, and their effects on the economy and business environment.
Social Factors: Discussion on social factors such as education, healthcare, social
welfare programs, and their impact on economic development and human capital
formation.
Environmental Sustainability: Examination of environmental policies, efforts
towards sustainability, and the balance between economic growth and environmental
conservation.
Global Economic Trends: Awareness of global economic trends and events that may
affect the country's economy, such as changes in commodity prices, international
conflicts, or economic crises.
Future Outlook and Challenges: Insight into the country's economic prospects,
potential challenges, and suggested strategies for sustainable economic development.
Presentation Skills: Presentation skills including organization, clarity of
communication, use of visuals, and ability to engage the audience.