Finish a report for a business class

Overview: The purpose of this assignment is to understand current challenges to international trade in the context of COVID_19 pandemic and to identify the practices to reduce or eliminate the challenges. You are required to demonstrate in-depth understanding and analysis of the given topic by including challenge background, how this challenge will affect the Australian trade with other countries, and recommendations to reduce or eliminate the challenge. CHALLENGE:Single country sourcing You are required to demonstrate in-depth understanding and analysis of the given topic by including sections such as (and not limited to): Background of the challenge; How it will affect the Australian trade with other countries and Recommendations to reduce or eliminate the challenge. Word Limit: Your assessment should be in the range of 2,000 – 2,500 words (inclusive of front pages, executive summary, TOC, figures and tables, references and appendices). If the number of words is out of the word limit, the marks awarded will then be reduced by 10% per 200 words. Report Structure: Following is the suggested report structure. You are allowed to customise using headings specific to the topic and subheadings. RMIT Assignment Cover Sheet Title/Name/Student ID/Tutorial (time) Executive Summary Table of Contents Introduction Background of the challenge Effects on Australian trade Recommendations Conclusion References (RMIT Harvard style only) Appendix Marking guidelines: Following provides an overview of marking guidelines. For more details, check the rubrics in the appendix. Executive summary- 10pts Introduction-5pts Background-15pts Effects-20pts Recommendations-20pts In-depth analysis-15pts Conclusion-5pts Clarity/style-5pts References-5pts References: Adequate up-to-date references (not older than 5 years) to support your arguments. RMIT Harvard referencing system should be used References - You must include at least 15 references, i.e. Journal Article, Case, Corporate/Business/Industry/Government Report, White Paper etc. It is expected that at least 50% of the references are from journals. *do not use Wikipedia or Investopedia* Similarity score: Plagiarism is a breach of academic integrity so is not allowed at all. Any single instance in which a sentence has been lifted from somewhere without being identified as a quote is too much plagiarism – whether the Turnitin score is 5% or 50%. The Turnitin similarity score is sometimes high because it picks up similarity in the cover sheet, the copying of assessment questions, and in references even when they acknowledge quotes. So the main thing is to check that you have not plagiarised. You can use Turnitin as a learning tool to help you develop basic academic skills and values including referencing, paraphrasing, and academic integrity.