Paper instructions:
Imagine that you have to create a business idea around something somehow connected with the course contents. Write your ideas. Try to explain the connection with the course contents, why your idea will be successful from the point of view of business or why your idea will be successful from the point of view of the social value (or both).
You will be evaluated on your effort to provide a meaningful, instructive and logical discussion with regard to the profit, social value and connection with the course contents.
You will not be evaluated on your ethical values.
Imagine that you have to create a business idea around something somehow connected with the course contents. Write your ideas. Try to explain the connection with the course contents, why your idea will be successful from the point of view of business or why your idea will be successful from the point of view of the social value (or both).
You will be evaluated on your effort to provide a meaningful, instructive and logical discussion with regard to the profit, social value and connection with the course contents.
You will not be evaluated on your ethical values.
Pretends that you are writing for The New York Times (or another important medium). You do not want to write obvious things. Try to impress your audience. Try to be logical. Try to show your understanding of the course content. Try to provide meaningful information. Try to provide smart ideas. Do not worry if you feel that your idea could be perceived as naïve or too risky or too ambitious.
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