The U.S. Dollar Is Overvalued

In a brief essay, state a claim and support it with evidence. The evidence
should be from scholarly articles and publications, including peer-review.

1. Stated or implied thesis developed logically, coherently and extensively with convincing, specific supporting
   details. Strong evidence of critical thinking. No factual errors.
2. Central idea clear. Paragraph structure consistently and effectively supports content. Clear logic and
   effective transitions.
3. Choice of language consistently precise, purposeful. Nearly flawless sentence structure, usage, mechanics
   contribute to writer’s ability to communicate purpose.
4. Communicates purpose with sophistication. Beyond understanding of issues, shows insight. Style engages
   audience, establishes writer’s credibility.