Bloomberg Wall Street

Extra Credits Opportunity 3
Each paper for one topic is worth 15 points as discussed on the Wall Street Week (06/11/2021). Hence,
if you watch the Wall Street Week and discuss at most two of issues/topics covered on the video, you
will receive 30 points in total.
To ensure students watch one topic or two topics, students need to take a picture including the student and
issue display on the Bloomberg Wall Street Week or any other mobile devices and attach the picture on
the front page of paper in addition to the main contents. The paper(s) will not be accepted without the
picture(s).
For example, if you are watching only one issue/topic, there should be 3 pages: first page your
information with your picture (with the issue/topic on the picture), and two-page contents. If you are
watching two, there should be 5 pages: first page your information with your picture with each video
(with the issue/topic on each picture: two pictures in total), and four-page contents from two
issues/topics.
If you choose two issues/topics, please submit in only one document
Due date: Sunday of Module 6 at 11:59 pm CT
Bear in mind that this extra credit opportunity is optional and will only be added to the final exam. If
you expect to be on the high end of the class, for example, 90 or above, you are freely to decide whether
to pursue this opportunity or not and you are also freely to decide to pursue one or two issues or topics
since the max point for the final is 100. However, I would suggest watching each topic in your leisure
time.
Format: 1) Font: Times New Roman, 11-point font size 2) Margins: 1 on left, right, top, and bottom 3)
Spacing: Double-space
Watch Wall Street Week-Full Show (06/11/2021)(47:51 minutes in Length)

Watch one or two topics on the Bloomberg and answer following questions.
1. What is the issue discussed? Why you think it is interesting to discuss?
2. Who or what parties are involved?
3. How the issue will relate to the firms or (international) community or (global) society?
4. What might be the potential risk and costs involved with the issue in your opinions?

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