period 2000 to now. If data availability for a country is limited, you can still focus on that country as long as you highlight the limitation and explain where you looked for data. The data analysis is expected to be descriptive, so you don't need to discuss the causes of trends and changes unless you feel it is relevant (e.g. for the policy discussion). Explain 1 or 2 policy challenges currently faced by each country. In your policy discussion draw on economic theory and the historical data. Include theory diagram(s). Use tables and charts to display data values. Consider including data values that lend themselves to cross-country comparison, i.e. values in the same units. Consider showing data for both countries in the same table or chart. Include your sources as in-text references in the report text and as a note below each table and chart, with full details in the reference list at the end (and explanations in the sourcing notes appendix A). Reflect on the management of the project and draw lessons.
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