$4.$ Your answers should

a$.$ follow current APA format with citations to your sources,

b$.$ include a list of references at the bottom of your last page,

c$.$ be in Standard English with correct spelling, punctuation, grammar, and style,

d$.$ be double$-$spaced,

e$.$ be formatted in Times New Roman,$12-$point, black font, and

f$.$ respond to questions in a thorough manner, providing specific examples of concepts, topics, definitions, and other elements asked for in the questions.

$5.$ Upload the completed assignment to the appropriate unit Dropbox.

$6.$ Direct any questions about the assignment to your course instructor.

$($Hint: To ensure that you have set up the formula correctly to calculate the percentage changes, you may want to calculate and compare some of the answers using the following formula: Percent Change $=(2015$ data $2000$ data$)/2000$ data. For the percentage differences between the countries, you would use the following formula: $(2015$ China data $2015$ Canada Data$)/2015$ Canada Data. This shows how much larger or smaller China$$s data is compared to Canada$$s data.$)$

$1.$ Below the last row of data, copy the $2015$ data for each country into two columns side$-$by$-$side to complete the Country$-$to$-$Country comparison. It is advisable to ensure that the percent differences will appear in the same column $($It is column $7$ in the example below, which is column G in the downloaded Excel document.$)$ as you previously formatted, so that you can drag down the formula again. Your spreadsheet should be formatted like the table below.

$($Hint: To ensure that you have set up the formula correctly to calculate the percentage changes, you may want to calculate and compare some of the answers using the following formula: Percent Change $=(2015$ data $2000$ data$)/2000$ data. For the percentage differences between the countries, you would use the following formula: $(2015$ China data $2015$ Canada Data$)/2015$ Canada Data. This shows how much larger or smaller China$$s data is compared to Canada$$s data.$)$