Assignment CASE STUDY REPORT In order to fulfill the requirement of the course you should be able to prepare and deliver an effective report showing your understanding and applying the knowledge you acquired in this course. You are required to show you are able to: 1. Analyze industry-related problems by applying acquired knowledge of business, science, and contemporary issues. 2. Prepare cash flow statements and explain the time-value of money 3. Interpret quantitative and subjective data to make sound managerial and financial decisions. 4. Analyze the impact of managerial and financial decisions in global, economic, environmental, and societal contexts. 5. Apply acquired learned knowledge to make ethical decisions in situations related to public safety, health, environment, conflict of interest, integrity, and professional responsibility. In preparation for your final examination, I want you to show me your ability in taking a managerial decision. This is possible when you have a good manager's skills. You are critical thinker and a problem solver. You have, a problem, a case study of your choice. This case has impact on you, on stakeholders, on people in general, on community, on environment, etc. It has social impact, financial impact, cultural impact, etc. Your case study represents a challenge that you have to face and solve. You will define it, analyze it, see its components, effects, etc. You have a target to reach. You define it and plan to reach it. How? What do you need? What does it cost? How do you get the resources? What impact it has? And many more questions that should come to your mind. In this case study, you will do all that is necessary to present an excellent report. Choose a title, work on it, prepare the report and you are then ready for the final examination. Your report should include the following: Apart from the cover page and title the report should include the following: I. Introduction - Background information on the industry-related problem - Purpose of the case study report II. Industry-related problem analysis - Description of the problem - Analysis of the problem using acquired knowledge of business, science, and contemporary issues III. Cash flow statements and time-value of money - Explanation of cash flow statements and their importance - Explanation of time-value of money and its application in financial decisionmaking - Preparation of a cash flow statement for the case study problem IV. Quantitative and subjective data interpretation - Explanation of data analysis techniques, including statistical methods, regression analysis, and data visualization techniques - Explanation of qualitative analysis techniques - Application of these techniques to the case study problem V. Impact analysis in global, economic, environmental, and societal contexts - Discussion of the triple bottom line framework and its application. This is related to the influence of people, planet, and profit (3Ps) on decision-making. - Discussion of corporate social responsibility and its application - Analysis of the global impact of the case study problem VI. Ethical decision-making - Explanation of key ethical principles and their importance in decision-making - Discussion of ethical considerations related to public safety, health, environment, conflict of interest, integrity, and professional responsibility in the case study problem - Application of acquired knowledge to make ethical decisions in the case study problem VII. Conclusion - Summary of the problem and its analysis - Key findings and recommendations - Limitations of the analysis and areas for further research VIII. References - List of sources used in the case study report In preparing your report, you should never forget the most important factors that affect your decision. People: all stakeholders, which might include all the world community and all ages and genders. Finance: Profit, loss, money value, NPV, Future value, cost, etc. Environment: Local and global, weather, raw materials, resources, pollution, sustainability, health. Social factors, culture, language, customs, etc. Ethics: Safety, fairness, justice, respect, discrimination, integrity, etc