PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE ACCEPTING – I am offering a
large amount for this work, and as such, I will be expecting high quality
work. I have budgeted for 15 hours in my offer to allow for time to research and writing. The need:

12 – 15 page, double spaced, economics (Econ 512) paper on
the petroleum industry. The criteria is
listed below (Part 1 – Part 5). I have
already completed part 1 (3.5 pages) and will provide. I need parts 2 – 5. Each section
needs to be clearly defined with level two sub-heads (as demonstrated in part
one that I have provided). I will expect
high quality work with accurate and up-to-date information/data/graphs, as well
as correct APA formatting (to include in text citations). This is for a Master’s level class. I would finish myself, but work has
overwhelmed me with a huge project. I
need this by MARCH 30^th, 2017.

I will only pay for well researched and written work, so
please do not accept if you cannot deliver. Please let me know if you have any questions. The sections of the paper are as follows:

Part 1: History of the Petroleum industry – ALREADY COMPLETED
AND PROVIDED

a. Describes
characteristics of major firms at various points in the history of the
industry.

b. Includes relevant and appropriate
charts, graphs, and tables of data.

c. Provides information on consumer
needs and social or cultural factors affecting the industry.

d. Provides information on
technological changes affecting the industry and the directions the industry
followed because of those changes.

e. Provides information on government
regulations and economic indicators affecting the industry.

Part 2: Analysis of current forces affecting the petroleum
industry – this section needs to include:

a. Includes
charts, graphs, and tables indicating trends in previously obtained data.

b. Describes industry responses to
challenges discovered during the industry’s history.

c. Explains how the identified
characteristics and trends act as forces affecting that industry or important
subsets of the industry.

d. Discusses the indicators used to
determine identified trends and suppositions.

e. Compares similarities and
differences between major firms in the industry to indicate an overall industry
trend.

Part 3: Competitive structure and resources – this section needs to include:

a. Justifies
a competition classification for the industry.

b. Describes the size and strength of
current key firms in the industry, as these determine ease of entry and exit
for new entrants into the market.

c. Discusses changes in market
structure, such as quantity and skill level of labor supply and quantity and
quality of raw materials used in the production process.

d. Evaluates industry forecasts for
costs of market variables, such as labor and raw materials.

e. Explains evidence of future
shortages or higher costs for market variables (that is, what threats exist and
how this is known).

Part 4: Petroleum Industry Threats and Opportunities – this section needs to include:

a. Describes threats forecast for the
industry (that is, how and why the industry faces these threats).

b. Includes demographic, social,
cultural, and political threats.

c. Includes market variables, such as
changes in costs, future of resources, and general health of the industry or
industries supported by the researched industry.

d. Describes potential for growth in
the industry based on economic changes.

e. Describes how the economic changes
identified affect demand for products produced.

Part 5: Summary – this section needs to include:

a. Summarizes
the results of research completed for this project.

b. Summarizes the trend analysis
completed for this project.

c. Summarizes conclusions regarding
current industry threats and opportunities.

d. Applies the content of this course to determine the “health” of the industry today, including realistic scenarios for the future of the industry.