Wikipedia:WikiProject Business and Economics

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• Welcome to the WikiProject Business & Economics!

• We have finished Phase 1 of tagging many Business & Economics articles with our template {{WikiProject Business & Economics}}

• Assesment Task Force is the Phase 2 of our major overhaul of the WikiProject Business and Economics. If you have assessed articles, or are assessing them add your name to the task force listed below. Instructions on how to assess is also there.

• Now introducing Collaboration of the month, phase 3 of our major overhaul.

Business and economics articles		Importance
		Top	High	Mid	Low	None	Total
Quality
	FA	3	4	4	6		17
	A	9	8	19	11		47
	GA	3	1	4	2	1	11
	B	44	52	85	97	10	288
	Start	31	40	110	204	53	438
	Stub	11	26	72	305	12890	13304
	Assessed	101	131	294	625	12954	14105
	Unassessed	0	0	0	0	1232	1232
	Total	101	131	294	625	14186	15337

Contents 1 Our scope 2 Assesment Task Force 2.1 How to Assess an Article 2.2 Assessment Standards 2.2.1 Content Standards 2.2.2 FA Criteria 2.3 Participants 3 Collaboration of the Month (Beta version) 3.1 Suggestions 3.1.1 Business plan 3.1.2 Supply and Demand 3.1.3 Canadian Equity Firms 3.1.4 Economy of Ukraine 4 Related projects or activities 5 Participants 6 Tasks 7 List of missing articles 8 Templates 8.1 Banner 8.2 Infoboxes 8.3 Navigational templates 8.4 Short articles 9 Browsing articles 9.1 Lists of topics 9.2 Other schemes 10 Pages needing attention 10.1 Business

[edit] Our scope

The scope of this project is to provide guidelines on topics related to Business and Economics and provide a space, where users can collaborate to improve related articles.

[edit] Assesment Task Force

[edit] How to Assess an Article

Assessing an article is easy!

1. Go to the category by clicking on Unassessed in the assessment box at the top of this page. You will see a list of articles in need of assessment.
2. Click on an article link - this should take you to the talk page
3. Click on the "Article" tab - look at the article and make an assessment
4. Click on the "Discussion" tab - this should return you to the talk page
5. Click the "Edit this Page" tab. You will see {{WikiProject Business & Economics| class= | importance= }} at the top of the page.
6. Fill in the tag's attributes
   1. Fill in class= using one of these values: Stub, Start, B, GA, A, FA. (Before assessing, please note the following definitions:)
      • GA - use this value only if the article is currently listed as a Good Article.
      • A - use this value only if you feel the article is well written, is properly referenced, and has lots of content.
      • FA - use this value only if the article is currently listed as a Featured Article.
      • For more information on rating see Assessment Scale
   2. Fill in importance= using one of these values: Top, High, Mid, Low.
7. You're done! (unless you want to go back to Unassessed and do another assessment) -- we hope you will!

Note: You can also put the tag {{WikiProject Business & Economics| class= | importance= }} on any business or economics article you come across that hasn't yet been associated with this project. This will add it to the list of unassessed topics.

[edit] Assessment Standards

[edit] Content Standards

For content area standards, see Wikipedia:Companies, corporations and economic information

[edit] FA Criteria

A featured article exemplifies our very best work and features professional standards of writing and presentation. In addition to meeting the requirements for all Wikipedia articles, it has the following attributes:

1. It is well written, comprehensive, factually accurate, neutral and stable.
   • (a) "Well written" means that the prose is compelling, even brilliant.
   • (b) "Comprehensive" means that the article does not neglect major facts and details.
   • (c) "Factually accurate" means that claims are attributable to reliable sources and accurately present the related body of published knowledge. Claims are supported with specific evidence and external citations; this involves the provision of a "References" section in which sources are set out, complemented by inline citations for quotations and for any material that is challenged or likely to be challenged. See the attribution policy for information on when and how extensively references are provided, and citing sources for suggestions on formatting references; for articles with footnotes or endnotes, the meta:cite format is recommended.
   • (d) "Neutral" means that the article presents views fairly and without bias (see neutral point of view); however, articles need not give minority views equal coverage (see undue weight).
   • (e) "Stable" means that the article is not the subject of ongoing edit wars and that its content does not change significantly from day to day; vandalism reverts and improvements based on reviewers' suggestions do not apply.
2. It complies with the standards set out in the manual of style and relevant WikiProjects, including:
   • (a) a concise lead section that summarizes the entire topic and prepares the reader for the higher level of detail in the subsequent sections;
   • (b) a proper system of hierarchical headings; and
   • (c) a substantial but not overwhelming table of contents (see section help).
3. It should have images if they are appropriate to the subject, with succinct captions and acceptable copyright status. If fair use images are used, they must meet the criteria for fair use images and be labeled accordingly.
4. It is of appropriate length, staying focused on the main topic without going into unnecessary detail (see summary style).

[edit] Participants

Participants add your name below:

1. Parker007
2. akronpow
3. Crocodile Punter
4. Ukrained
5. Trade2tradewell
6. Mike Searson
7. SueHay
8. HyDeckar
9. Egfrank
10. jenniferpowell
11. LaraLove
12. Mtmelendez

[edit] Collaboration of the Month (Beta version)

[edit] Suggestions

Participants of assessing please feel free to suggest some important articles you have come across:

[edit] Business plan

This is a gateway article that should lead people to further Wikipedia topics on planning, business analysis, assessment techniques, etc. With the help of User: SueHay I've just finished editing an expanded outline for the page, but it desparately needs citations, copy editing, appropriate cross references and the like. It is not really a one or two person project. I'd also recommend downgrading it to "Start" status for now. Egfrank 09:54, 23 March 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Supply and Demand

• Supply and demand (edit|talk|history|links|watch|logs) Can't think of a more important economics article. Λυδαcιτγ 23:35, 10 March 2007 (UTC)

From the above criteria, what do you think needs to be improved in this article? --Parker007 23:55, 10 March 2007 (UTC)

Focus and comprehensiveness. The sections of the article are isolated from each other — 16 second-level headings and only 2 third-level ones. They address isolated topics without tying them into a cohesive model (for example, as of a minute ago there were two separate history sections). Because of this, some topics seem to be left out. For example, although the application of the model to labor is discussed, the effects of minimum wage laws are not mentioned. Λυδαcιτγ 00:18, 11 March 2007 (UTC)

It use to be a FA, See FAR archive. The main reason was lack of citations. Morphh ^(talk) 0:27, 11 March 2007 (UTC)

:Comment. Lack of inline references and mixing reference section with external links is certainly a ground for defeaturing. In addition, there are small issues that should be addressed, like excessive bolding, or stub-sections 'Empirical estimation, Application in Macroeconomics'.-- _{Piotr Konieczny aka Prokonsul Piotrus | talk}  17:04, 22 November 2006 (UTC)

There are 5 references at the bottom which don't have inline citations. After which sentences do you think those references can be incorporated as inline citations? The references have external links also. I believe http://books.google.com/ has an online version we can see? I am sure you all know how to make inline citations, but just a refresher here: <ref> then the reference </ref>. In order to use the same citations again, you have to go to the original citation and instead of <ref> you have to apply a name <ref name = Supply>, thus you can use that same citation again by copying and pasting <ref name = Supply/> after any other sentence. --Parker007 00:49, 11 March 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Canadian Equity Firms

User:Parker007/Canadian_equity_firms I need help to make this list complete from http://www.cvca.ca/membership/directory/full_members.aspx For right now just copy and paste. Then before moving to main space I will "un-plagarize" it. Would appreciate help. Thank you. --Parker007 00:51, 13 March 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Economy of Ukraine

Well, I've rated this article as of mid-importance. But several reasons may be provided for its importance (such as unique geo-economical location of the country and rapid economy growth). And it's MUCH more important than Canadian equity firms :). Wishes, Ukrained 12:59, 22 March 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Related projects or activities

• WikiProject Economics
• WikiProject Finance
• WikiProject Numismatics
• WikiProject Game theory
• WikiProject International Development
• WikiProject Taxation
• WikiProject Dead Malls
• WikiProject Retailing
• WikiProject Organizations
• Wikipedia:Companies, corporations and economic information
• WikiProject Deletion sorting/Business
• Wikiversity - Business School
• Wikipedia:Requests for comment/Economy and trade
• Wikipedia: Wikiproject Iwerks

Industry specific

• WikiProject Gemology and Jewelry -business subpage

[edit] Participants

If you are interested in helping out with the project in any capacity, please visit Category:WikiProject Business and Economics participants and add yourself to our participants list.

[edit] Tasks

WikiProject: Business & Economics Here are some business and economics related tasks you can do: Requests: Abstract Fees, Business development company, Congressional pension, Order book, Spline regression, Stockholder of Record, Online public relations, IFRS for small and medium entities, More... NPOV: American Mutoscope and Biograph Company, Anarcho-capitalism, Economic interventionism, Energy economics, FTS, Rage Software Limited, More... Wikify: Agricultural productivity, Economy of GDR, Investment specific technological progress, Marketization, Mediobanca, More... Cleanup: Billpoint, Bank fraud, Financial adviser, Futures exchange, Gulf rupee, Pricing, Self insurance, Serfdom, Space elevator economics, Valuation, More... Merge: Business Analysis, Corporate performance management, Economic growth, Excess reserves, Liberian Companies, National Association of Insurance Commisioners, Permanent war economy, More... Expand: GCC, Insourcing, Clintonomics, Heavy industry, Planning Commission, FACT Act, Singapore television channels, Diversification (finance), Paul Tudor Jones, David Tepper, Toby Crabel, Larry Hite, Monroe Trout, Linda Bradford Raschke, Tom Basso, Brian Gelber More... Stubs: Bioeconomics, Debt compliance, Double auction, Kitchen sink regression, Single-entry accounting system, Workforce, War economy, More... Projects - Business & Economics, Companies, Deletion sorting, Game theory, Numismatics, Taxation, Portal, More... view • edit • discuss • history • watch

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[edit] List of missing articles

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[edit] Templates

[edit] Banner

For placement at the top of the talk page of any Business and Economics-related article use - which results in the following banner: -

[edit] Infoboxes

• For companies:
  • insert {{Infobox Company}} • Usage. Syntax description
• For National economies:
  • Template:Infobox Economy (proposed, see /National economies)

[edit] Navigational templates

• For corporations and companies:
  • If the corporation has annual revenue over a notable amount, generally in excess of $100 million USD, create a navigational template for it based on Template:Navbox Company. This template can include the board of directors of the company, any notable executives, the company's products and assets, and other numerical data about the company. Use the "2" series of templates in Category:Ticker symbol templates to include the company's stock symbol in the navigational template without categorizing it to any categories. See Template:News Corporation, Template:BAE Systems, and Template:Barrick Gold for already created examples. Include the newly created template on all articles directly related to the corporation or company, and add it to the list of Business and Economics navigational templates listed at: /Navigation templates.

[edit] Short articles

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• To mark an article as stub, insert an appropriate stub template from list of commerce stubs.
• To create a new stub category, propose the new stub category at Wikipedia:WikiProject Stub sorting/Proposals.
• For articles, that are not stubs, but do not cover the subject-matter in depth, insert the {{expand}} tag on their talk page.

[edit] Browsing articles

[edit] Lists of topics

General

• economics
• finance
• marketing
• management
• human resource management
• accounting
• information technology management
• international trade
• business law
• production topics
• business ethics, political economy, and philosophy of business

People

• business theorists
• economists
• corporate leaders

Organisations

• companies
• consultancies and think tanks

Other

• publications in economics

[edit] Other schemes

• Categories
• /Navigation templates
• /Version 1.0 assesment

[edit] Pages needing attention

[edit] Business

• Portals
  • Portal:Business and Economics
• WikiProjects
  • Wikipedia:WikiProject Business and Economics
  • Wikipedia:WikiProject Dead malls
• Categories covered
  • Category:Business
• Stubs
  • Category:Advertising stubs
  • Category:Business biography stubs
  • Category:Business stubs
  • Category:Company stubs
  • Category:Marketing stubs

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