Full Case Report You will find the case in your Ivey Course pack Groups have been formed for you. This assignment is worth $15$ marks. Instructions: $1.$ Working with your group, prepare a full case report analyzing the issues and making appropriate recommendations. Assume you are a consultant advising the manager. $2.$ Write your group report, following the format described below. Consider both quantitative and qualitative factors. Include any appropriate tables of numbers; attach longer tables to the end of your report. $3.$ Submit your report $($one per group$)$ on Blackboard in Word format. I have attached: $$ Instructions on formatting your group report $$ The marking rubric I will use to evaluate your report. Report format: Use the following format $($see $$Note on Report Writing$$ in the Ivey Coursepack for examples and more explanation$).1.$ Title page $2.$ Table of Contents $3.$ Introduction and problem definition: DO NOT INCLUDE BACKGROUND INFORMATION FROM THE COURSEPACK$-$I HAVE THIS INFORMATION ALREADY $4.$ Analysis $($may require sub$-$sections$)5.$ Alternatives $6.$ Recommendations a$.$ Implementation $($if appropriate$)$ b$.$ Measures for control $($if appropriate$)7.$ Conclusion $8.$ End matter $($detailed tables, etc.$)$ Each page should be double$-$spaced and use $12-$point Times New Roman. Number each page in the top right corner. Save your report in Word format and submit it on Blackboard: $$ This is a GROUP case; only one member of your group should submit the group report. Group Case $1$: $(10\%)$ Marking Rubric Content Fully discusses all critical issues. Correctly interprets financial information. Considers both trends and benchmark data. Makes clear recommendations based on the analysis. Discusses critical issues. Minor issues with interpretations of financial information. Discussion could be clearer. Leaves out critical issues. Significant errors in accounting. Missing recommendations. Level Level is appropriate for the audience. Any technical terms explained. Level slightly too sophisticated for a general business audience. Some accounting terms or concepts need explanation. Too technical for a general business audience. Alternatively, too basic for a business audience. Style, organization Professional writing style. Written clearly and strongly. Appropriate division into paragraphs, use of lists, etc. Argument is organized logically$.$ Strong writing style. Minor issues with organization. Writing is full of jargon or$,$ on the other hand, colloquialisms. No division into paragraphs. Lack of overall organization makes the argument unclear. Grammar, spelling No errors in grammar or spelling. Minor errors that do not affect the readability of the document. Major errors make the document hard to read or unprofessional. Format Proper report format. Minor issues with format. No report format, or key issues with the format.