Planning Reports and Proposals [LO-2], [LO-3], [LO-4] Using the information presented in this chapter, identify the report type represented by each of the following examples. In addition, write a brief paragraph about each, explaining who the audience is likely to be, what type of data would be used, and whether conclusions and recommendations would be appropriate. 14-28. A statistical study of the pattern of violent crime in a large city during the past five years 14-29. A report prepared by a seed company, demonstrating the benefits of its seed corn for farmers 14-30. A report prepared by an independent testing agency, eval- uating various types of nonprescription cold remedies 14-31. A trip report submitted at the end of a week by a traveling salesperson 14-32. A report indicating how 45 acres of undeveloped land could be converted into an industrial park 14-33. An annual report to be sent to the shareholders of a large corporation 14-34. A report from a U.S. National Park wildlife officer to Washington, D.C., headquarters showing the status of an endangered animal species 14-35. A report outlining the risks of closing a chain of retail stores and moving the entire business online