Alan H. Monroe's <em>motivated sequence</em> is one of the most discussed organizational method for persuasive speeches. Its main purpose is to help speakers give <em>sequence to supporting material in an organized fashion. </em>
There are 5 steps:
Attention: making the audience want to listen.
Need: something needs to be done to solve the problem.
Households sell resources to the government—which uses those resources to produce government services—in return for income. Business firms sell the goods and services they produce to the government for revenue.
