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Management Engineering - Business & Industrial Economics
Second partial exam
Text Brief 3 – 2018. Vaccines on the hype As testified by the article “Clueless” appeared in The Economist on June 28 th-July 4th, 2014, it has been a while since people started debating about vaccines. Using the concepts of the BIE course, and writing a homogeneous essay, put in the right perspective the whole matter by highlighting the economic rationales behind individuals’ incentives (not) to vaccinate and public sector’s intervention in this domain. Template File format Only Word documents are accepted. File name: Save the file as Surname_Name_IdentificationNo (for example, Grilli_Luca_12345678). For identification number please preferably use “Matricola” or as second best “Codice persona”. The documents should not be longer than 600 words (use “Count words” function to check it). - Longer documents will be rejected. - Two tables or figures can be added if necessary (if not your own production, please cite the source). These tables/figures do not contribute to the word-count. Timing, validity and restrictions Before 23:50 of July 18 th 2018: Upload the brief on the Beep site in the Section Homework into the folder “Off-line brief call 2018 July 16 th”. Grades will be published with the July 16 th 2018 exam results. A positive brief grade will be kept valid for the whole Academic Year (up to the end of February 2019). However if the student uploads a second brief, the former brief grade will be deleted. Policy The exam, including the brief, is personal. In particular, when you prepare the brief you are forbidden to copy parts or the whole of your brief from other classmates, other people, Internet materials, articles, books and any other sources. Plagiarism is regularly checked on a sample of the briefs. Students who cheat and break the rules are «Rejected», i.e. they can’t take anymore the exam during the current Academic Year. Criteria of assessment A. Quality of the brief (Linkages with the course content; Clearness; Completeness, Appropriateness of vocabulary) B. (provided that Quality is good) Originality, i.e. own/new/unique arguments, explanations or data. Note: no questions/emails from students are allowed during the 2-days off-line brief time frame. Sources The main references for the brief are BIE materials and course slides. You can also refer to Internet sources or whatever materials you deem appropriate, provided that the sources are well reputed and you cite the materials you are referring to (create a Reference list at the end of the essay, this list does not enter into word- count). For any other possible details please refer to BIE exam rules uploaded in the Beep site.