Need help for grammer in my economics report

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Can somebody, who has good english and interested in economics, help me to proofread and edit my grammer mistake in my report? My report is based on economics' topic "Unemployment and Inflation". I really need help with grammer not the contents or citation because english is not my first language?
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Clive · Accepted Answer

Hi,

Welcome to the Forum.

How many pages do you have?

Clive

RA19 · Answer

Almost six pages report.

Clive · Answer

Hi,
I suggest you post it here, a few paragraphs at a time.

Clive

RA19 · Answer

HI, Please edit this. This is my first two pages of the report, I will add four pages later by dividing in two. Thank you for helping:)

Clive · Answer

Hi,
Here are some suggested edits for the first two paragraphs.

Clive

Unemployment and inflation are two well-known topics that are often discussed. However, many people do not know that they have a strong influence on each other. Unemployment basically means that people do not have a job or have no employment. A constant increase in overall price level is called inflation (Colander, 157). Unemployment and inflation are both examples of macroeconomic instability. This report will discuss unemployment and inflation’s relationship and effects, and their results in our economic system, our society, and on the population, on the basis of chapter six “Unemployment and Inflation” from the “Real World Macro” by Dollar and Sense Collective.

In the article “The Natural Rate of Unemployment”, Pollin discussed the idea in the title, which is also called the “Non-Accelerating Inflation Rate of Unemployment”. Many orthodox economists think that if the unemployment rate decreases from the natural rate of unemployment, which according to them is a little below 6%, this will cause inflation. In 1968 Milton Friedman, a Nobel Prize winning economist, invented the theory of the “Natural Rate of Unemployment”, and later this theory was adjusted by mainstream economists and named the “Non-Accelerating Inflation Rate of Unemployment”, or NAIRU. This is an achievable rate or target that does not cause inflation to increase. Friedman also said that NAIRU changes over time, contingent upon workers, unions and capitalists.

RA19 · Answer

Thank you so much for your timely help.......This is my first time using this forum............. and  I really appreciate for your help.

RA19 · Answer

Hi Clive,

Thank you so much for your help, please if you have time please can you quickly go over my report i posted my full report. It is due this thursday.

Thanks

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