Write an analysis of economic news.

Consumer and Firm Behaviour
rubric
Analysis A (20 pts). Here is where you have to show your economic knowledge! We want to see you thinking about the main parties affected by the issue in question. You should identify any parties involved, and give a very clear description of how and why they are affected. Adequate use of economic terms and analysis will be given high marks. Moreover, diagrams are highly recommended. Illogical or far-fetched arguments here will receive mark deductions.
Analysis B (20 pts). Here you have to take the analysis you have done in part A to identify any potential policy the government can use to remedy the situation at hand. You should clearly describe different policies and show how they would solve the problem. You also may want to show the effect of these policies to other related markets. One policy is not enough here to receive full marks. Detail a number of possible policies. You should also explain any possible advantages (pros) and disadvantages (cons) of each policy or regulation. Be specific as much as possible.
Recommendation (10 pts). Here you take what you have done in part B and choose what would be the best policy to solve the issue introduced. It does not necessarily need to be one policy, it could be a policy mix. You do need, however, to say why you have included the policies you have over the ones you have not. Concise and logical arguments will be awarded high marks here.
Diagrams (20 pts). Clever, relevant and well designed diagrams will be awarded high marks. Obviously one is not enough, a number of different diagrams showing the various situations and policy effects is recommended. Having said that, putting diagrams just for the sake of having many diagrams is not encouraged. Also, it is important to remember that we are talking about supply and demand diagrams, other types of diagrams will contribute towards the section they are enclosed in.

this is the website about news
https://www.economist.com/technology-quarterly/2024/01/29/data-centres-improved-greatly-in-energy-efficiency-as-they-grew-massively-larger