We are now entering the supplementary assessment period. As you are currently under investigation for a breach of assessment regulations, you should be aware that part of the penalty for a breach of assessment regulations is usually that you be required to resubmit your original piece of work for reassessment to check that you meet the learning outcomes for the module. We would recommend, therefore, that you consider redoing your original piece of work, paying attention to ensure that the there is no repeat of the issues that lead to your original referral. Advice on how to do essays, and how to use the Harvard system of referencing (which is required for your work) is held on the Blackboard organisation site for your course.
As stated above, it would be sensible to do this work as soon as possible and submit it for assessment. Please, if you do this, ensure that you do so before midday on Wednesday 18th August to submit to the administrative office in Pemberton building for marking, as well as electronically via Turnitin in blackboard.
Please note the title below is the one that you should answer (as the investigation committee usually requires you to provide a new answer to your original title) – please ignore the supplementary assessment title available to other students on Blackboard for your modules.
ID-4208M International Monetary Economics:
Critically evaluate the development of Keynesian-based ideas and policy alternatives regarding the balance of payments. Discuss the current applicability of this approach within the context of the UK economy. (May 10)