Corporate Tax Loopholes Paper

Corporate Tax Loopholes Paper

 
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Argument Topic is: Corporate tax loopholes: How might these rules be unfair to the general population, or not? Do corporate tax loopholes go against capitalism? 1 attachmentsSlide 1 of 1




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Name Last name 1 Philosophy/Business 186 Date Proper Title Introduction: The introductory paragraph should begin with your ARGUMENT SENTENCE. Premise 1: ● ● ● This should run a page long. Include a ONE or TWO sentence quote from one of your scholarly sources that agree with your argument. You may also paraphrase. Make sure you cite MLA or APA but do NOT mix formatting. You will lose points if you do not format correctly. Premise 2: This should run a page long Same as Premise 1, but of course, a second source that agrees with your argument. Applied ethical theory: ● ● ● This should be a long paragraph because you MUST explain HOW the moral theory supports your argument. You cannot say, “Utilitarianism supports my argument” and leave it at that! We are using: Utilitarianism, Kant, Ross, Rawls, only Use ONE of those moral theories to support your argument. Last name 2 Opposing argument considered: ● Find a scholarly source which argues AGAINST your argument. Often you can find an opposing argument IN your sources that agree with you. But you must find the original source that opposes you. Refutation: ● Explain HOW the opposing view is not as valid an argument as yours. Depend upon your 2 sources who agree with you to find ways to validate your argument. Conclude: You may have a short conclusion where you could add a “prescription” or make general comments of your own. Make SURE however, that you do not put anything in your conclusion which disagrees with your own argument!!! Works Cited See MLA Sample Research paper to see how to properly format your WC. All Works Cited entries are double spaced! Second line indented.
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