Formal Report Project Presentation (8 slides MAX): Due last week of class and final exam period; PowerPoint presentation. 100 points You are required to develop a professional PowerPoint slide presentation (of no more than 10 slides) to accompany a formal 5-6-minute oral presentation on your topic. Formal business dress is required for the presentation (dress as you would for an important interview). It is expected to be a highly professional demonstration of the student’s ability to apply key concepts from the course. The audience for the presentation is the same as the intended audience of the report. Presentations details are listed under the separate assignment on Canvas.
CONTENTS OF FORMAL REPORT
Your Formal Report FINAL draft must include the following sections: Front Matter: Prefatory sections (do NOT count towards page limit; number prefatory pages in lowercase roman numerals, but do not place a number on your cover sheet):A cover sheet (no page number)A letter of transmittal (ii)A table of contents (including a list of figures) (iii)An executive summary (iv)Body sections (7-9 pages single-spaced): these DO count towards page limit, except the referencesIntroductionBackground sectionDiscussion sectionConclusions section Recommendations sectionReferences page End Matter: Additionally, each student will prepare at least an appendix that does NOT count towards the final page range. Appendices should be labeled as Appendix A, Appendix B, and so forth [if needed]. You may number the appendix pages as you please. Appendix: Primary research detailso If using first-hand experience or observationDetails on experience: How many months/years experience do you have? Details on observation: Who did you observe? What location? For how long?o If using survey, interview, or questionnaireList of questionsIf conducted an expert interview: name of interviewee, positionNumber of participants (if applicable)FORMATTING GUIDELINES FOR FORMAL REPORTPlease review the Formatting Guidelines for the Formal ReportSpacing: your report will be single-spaced (1.0), as this is the expectation in the business environment. Margins: 1 or 1.25 inch margins all the way around the document (except cover page)Font: 12 point Times New Roman, 12 point Cambria, or 12 point Calibri Page numbers should be centered at the bottom of page; front matter should be numbered with roman numerals while the body should be numbered with Arabic numeralsPoint of View & Voice: Use “I” when referring to your primary research but otherwise use third person. Use active voice when possible/appropriate. Review guidelines here: https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/560/15…
Also, the report must include graphics, such as photo, pie charts, etc…
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Custom administration is an important framework in the governing of international trade. The world trade organization (WTO) was created in 1994 to revolutionize the trade relationships between countries. WTO replaced the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) established in 1948 (Krugman, Obstfeld, & Melitz, 2017). The WTO member reaches an agreement to liberalize foreign trade, defining the maximum tariff levels with other members for products. The member countries have discretion in defining the domestic products and industries that would require maximum protection from competitions created by imports and other forms of foreign trade (Keen, 2003). Based on the developing countries’ vulnerability, the WTO agreements make special provisions to enhance preferential treatments. The WTO thus provides the most basic rules and regulations that direct the member countries’ national trade policies. WTO policies are distinguished into standard rules or exceptions, each set performing a specific function to enhance trade liberalization. For instance, trade liberalization in Brazil and India promoted a critical decline in the tariff rates (Krugman et al., 2017). The standard rules include non-tariff barriers and custom duties.
