Neugeboren, R. H. (2005). The student’s guide to writing economics. Routledge.
- You don’t have to be a great “writer” to produce good economics writing.
- Getting started is often the hardest part of writing.
- Break the paper down into smaller parts, and get started on the simpler tasks.
- If stuck, literature review can be a great way to begin.
- The best laid plans for writing a good paper can be wrecked by poor time management.
- Set deadlines for completing each phase of the project:
- Start the project by finding your topic.
- Begin your research.
- Start an outline.
- Write a draft.
- Revise and polish.