Fix An Economy Performance Task Throughout the course, we've looked at various examples of the role of the Government when it comes to various aspects ofMicroeconomics, Macroeconomics and economic issues and realities. Governments have many measurement tools they can use to determine our economic realities and provide theoretical next steps and solutions to issues. In learning about these different measurement tools, we also spent time talking about their benefits & limitations. Similarly, the policies that can be implemented can have varying benets & limitations. Using websites like Nationmaster, OECD, Our World In Data, and others, you are going to be researching a country of your choice and look into policies and solutions for the unique economic conditions and issues facing the chosen nation. While you can choose any country (no two students may do the same), you are encouraged to pick a country with specic notable economic issues (so "rich\" nations may be more difficult). No one may choose Canada. You will be writing a m in Chicago Style (including footnotes). The goal of this report is to analyze your country, and to nd specific economic solutions to thle challenges faced by this nation. While this is a very Macrollnternational topic, you are expected to nd ways when appropriate to include course content from each unit, but the focus is on scal and monetary policies which can be used to improve metrics such as GDP, HDI, Gini, etc. Make sure to focus on the economic realities of your country. Not every country can become a tech hub. Don't forget to look at the political situation of your country as well, you can't magically make North Korea a democracy, or make Cuba and America friendly trading partners. Your Report Should Include the Following: a Between LOGO-2,500 words. Hard limit. 0 Double-spaced, 12 point font 0 Your report should include an executive summary, sections outlining the current economic situation of the country, and then your suggestions to improve this, as well as the effects these policies would have 0 Claims should be backed with Chicago style footnote citations 0 Any graphs, charts, gures, or other data should be referenced as Figures (Figure 1, Figure 2, etc)