M Nur Widya Putra

English G637

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Management

Conversation Between The Professor and The Student

Jack who the student came to his professor to ask about the test. He said if he never did an open
book test and just don’t know what to expect. Prof Taylor, who the professor explained if Jack
can use the note in the handouts too. But the professor said the test isn't as easy as it seems
because Jack will don’t have enough time to look up every answer and still finish the test. That’s
the mistake that most students made. The purpose of an open book test is allowed to look up a
detail or make a citation but the students were looking up every answer spend too much time on
the first few questions and then they have to leave some of the questions at the end the blank.
Hearing the explanation from his professor, he was curious why will she make this test open
book, and she said an open book test provide opportunity for real learning to many of my
students used to memorize small facts for a test and then forget all about the broad concepts, she
want her students to study the concepts so when they leave her class with a general perspective
that they wont forget. Jack also asked how did he prepare an open book test the she explained if
he can organize the note into subject categories, some people mark passages in the book with
flags to make it easier to locate certain facts. After the next, just prepare for a test like he usually
did. After he got enough answer, he thanked to the professor and he get ready for next week's
test.

5W 1H

1. What the professor said to her student about the test?

2. Where is usually the location of student mistakes that are often made?
3. When will Jack do the test?
4. Who was the name of professor in this conversation?
5. Why will Prof. Taylor make the test open book?
6. How should Jack prepare for the test?

Academic Lectures

The fundamental concept in supply-side economics is the tax cuts will spur economic growth
because these tax cuts will allow entrepreneurs to investor tax savings. Thereby creating more
jobs and profits which ultimately allow the entrepreneur and the additional employees to pay
more taxes even though the rates are lower. Let's go through that again step-by-step. First taxes
are lowered then business owners use their tax savings to hire more workers. This increases
profits so the business owner pays more taxes at a lower rate and in addition the newly hired
workers all pay taxes as well. So there's more income flowing into the government through taxes.
Historically in the United States several presidents have championed tax cuts to get the economy
moving, although is top-down economic theory is more popular among Republicans who have
traditionally been aligned with business interests. In 1960, John Fitzgerald Kennedy a democratic
president also used tax cuts to improve economic conditions he probably wouldn't qualify as a
true supply cider but he did understand and capitalize on the basic concept but it's perhaps
Ronald Reagan who is most closely associated with supply-side economics so much so that his
policies in the 1980s were referred to as Reaganomics. Conservative and supply-side are not the
same thing. Traditional conservative economist insisted tax cuts should be accompanied by fiscal
responsibility that is spending cuts by government but supply-side economist aren't concerned
with spending. They rely on tax cuts to do the job period.

5W 1H

1. What is the fundamental concept in supply-side economics?

2. Where is country several presidents have championed tax cuts to get the economy moving?
3. When is John Fitzgerald Kennedy used tax cuts to improve economic conditions?
4. Who is the most closely associated with supply-side economics?
5. Why are conservative and supply-side not the same thing?
6. How do the government got more income trough taxes?