Using the Industry Analysis

Using the Industry Analysis

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This article is intended for instructors.

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This article is for Entrepreneurship, Management and Marketing simulations.

 The Annual Industry Analysis is available in your Simulation section, under Instructor Documents.

 This dynamic slideshow is generated at the end of each simulation round, using the class data and results. This document shows major events that have taken place in the economy and how the industry reacted.

 You can use this presentation after each round to enhance discussion with your students.

 

By default, students also have access to this report.  Choosing to Hide this document will disable the access to students. This action can be reversed at any time.



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