My evaluation on Huffington Posts ‘s article:
“Here's How Unfair The Tax System Is In Each State”
The above article is
available at: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/09/18/fair-taxes-states_n_5831794.html?ir=Business
My following evaluation
is for the credibility of the article based on the guidelines set in Criteria to Evaluate the Credibility of WWW Resources
The name of the author is Kevin Short.
Did short had some authority in the field of finance and Tax
he is write about?
No, according to his
background, he studies journalism.
What is Short qualification? Short
did not show any other qualification than his journalism study.
Does Short have publications in peer reviewed (scholarly and
professional)? He does not have any
scholarly publication but he does have many professional articles published.
Are there clues that the Short are biased? Yes but all connections
are clear and necessary for the article.
Is the Web information current? Yes. All website information
provide are current and up to date
http://wallethub.com/edu/most-least-fair-tax-systems/6598/
Does the information have a complete list of works cited,
which reference credible, authoritative sources? Yes, the link provide with a
source of a reliable education website with a list of financial experts
available for any question.
Can the subject you are researching be fully covered with
WWW sources or should print sources provide balance? Yes, the website contains all
information regarding the topic.
On what kind of Web site does the information appear? The information appear on an education website
(Edu). Which is a reliable website because is runs by academy members and PhD
professors.
Therefore, I conclude that Kevin Short does not have any
expertise in finance but the article is credible because he was able to provide
reliable sources by using information from other website with financial expert available.
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