use exhibits

Here are some important guidelines for your written case analysis:

(1) You should not conduct outside research for the case analysis. In fact, you should pretend that you are facing exactly the same situation and information presented in the case.

(2) Think of your case analysis as a consulting assignment that you are performing for the case firm. Thus, your audience for the case analysis is your client (an executive in the case firm) and your analysis should take the form of an executive briefing. Think about who your client is and what he/she would like to see in your report. The analysis must be written in a professional manner.

(3) Do not summarize the case unless the question specifically asks for it. The audience (your client) is very familiar with the situation and requires further analysis that goes beyond the information presented in the case. Plus, you only have 600-700 words max and need to be concise.

(4) Focus and organize your analysis.

(5) The best structure for your case analyses depends on the particular issues raised in the case that you analyze. The assignment questions for each case are a useful starting point for your analysis.

Questions to answer :

1.Should the Indian government change the law on eminent domain, so that they can acquire land for Special Economic Zones?

2.Is setting up Special Economic Zones the right development strategy for India?

3.What could Tata Motors have done in their Singur project to mitigate the protests from farmers?

 

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