Far Eastern University

Institute of Accounts, Business, and Finance

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS AND TRADE

MGT1111 – MODULAR INSTRUCTION
DIFFERENCES IN NATIONAL POLITICS, ECONOMIC, AND
MODULE 2 LEGAL SYSTEMS; INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS ETHICS,
CSR, AND SUSTAINABILITY

Weekly Folder Week_2&3_Module_2

Checklist/ This module contained the following instructional materials to be accomplished on

Module Content Week 2 & 3 of this course. To do the tasks, your study plan to accomplish are as
follows:

Read

[ ] Topic on Differences in National Politics, Economic, and Legal Systems

[ ] Topic on International Business Ethics, CSR, and Sustainability
[ ] Integrative Cases Matrix
[ ] Case Study (e-book)
[ ] Case Study 5: Woolworths’ Corporate Responsibility Strategy

Case Study Structure and Template

[ ] Structural Explanation of the Required Format

[ ] Case Study Template

Tasks Accomplished

[ ] Case Study 5: Woolworths’ Corporate Responsibility Strategy with

application of Integrative Case matrix
[ ] Argumentative Essay about the chosen article

Tasks Instruction
1. Using template in weekly folder, answer each component in Module No.2
Assignment below.
2. Study the integrative case matrix then relate the e-book topic. Discuss the
relationship to the above-mentioned case study.
3. Make sure all component is done with alignment to each part of the Integrative
Case Study.
4. To accomplish this task, follow the detailed instruction in Module No. 2
Assignment.

For Argumentative Essay:

1. Choose one online article about Economic Development and understand the

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 content.
2. Identify the arguments/claims in the article you found then write an
argumentative essay into 200 – 300 words.

“How to Write a Good Argumentative Essay: Easy Step-by-Step Guide”,

August 15, 2019, Masterclass website.
https://www.masterclass.com/articles/how-to-write-a-good-argumentative-
essay#how-to-outline-an-argumentative-essay-in-4-steps

Structure Format The Case Study Structure contained of the following components, the Insights should
be explained into 500 - 800 words for entire of each cases you accomplish.

1. Introduction - Introduces the case, including the background and any previous
studies of the issue.
2. Objectives - Describes the purpose of the study and the specific questions you are
trying to answer.
3. Method - Explains how the study was carried out, e.g. what research methods did
you use to collect data: interviews, observations, questionnaires, etc.? What were
the circumstances of your data collection?
4. Results - Describes what you found through your investigations, e.g. the main
themes that came out in researches and significant.
5. Written Discussion - Explains the significance of the study and what can be learnt
from it. Note that a case study is a study of a particular situation so you can’t
generalize the results to all other situations. That means your discussion should
focus on what can be learnt about that particular situation and the individuals
involved.

The Integrative Cases Matrix contained of topic/s of a course to map it to each

cases. Write your matrix analysis into 200 – 300 words.

1. Identify the specific related topic/s from the course.

2. Explain the specific concepts, theories, and principles you found out related to
the case study.
3. Supplement your answers with proper citations and references.

References e-book & Journals stated in CIB.

“How to Write a Good Argumentative Essay: Easy Step-by-Step Guide”, August

15, 2019, Masterclass website. https://www.masterclass.com/articles/how-to-
write-a-good-argumentative-essay#how-to-outline-an-argumentative-essay-in-4-
steps

Far Eastern University

Institute of Accounts, Business, and Finance

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS AND TRADE

MGT1111 – MODULE NO. 2.1 ASSIGNMENT - INTEGRATIVE CASE STUDY

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 Case Study 5: Woolworths’ Corporate Responsibility Strategy with
Integrative Case matrix

Introduction:

[Introduces the case, including the background and any previous studies of the issue.]

Aims:

[Describes the purpose of the study and the specific questions you are trying to answer.]

Method:

[Explains how the study was carried out, e.g. what research methods did you use to collect data: interviews,
observations, questionnaires, etc.? What were the circumstances of your data collection?]

Results:

[Describes what you found through your investigations, e.g. the main themes that came out in researches, interviews,
responses to questionnaires, significant observations.]

Discussion:

[Explains the significance of the study and what can be learnt from it. Note that a case study is a study of a particular
situation so you can’t generalize the results to all other situations. That means your discussion should focus on what
can be learnt about that particular situation and the individuals involved.]

Recommendations:

[Provides proposals for future action to solve the problem or improve the situation, e.g. by applying a particular kind
of treatment or intervention.]

References:

[Other sources to supplement your case study]

Far Eastern University

Institute of Accounts, Business, and Finance

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS AND TRADE

MGT1111 – MODULE NO. 2.2 ASSIGNMENT – ARGUMENTATIVE ESSAY

TITLE OF THE ARTICLE:

SOURCE:
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ARGUMENTATIVE ESSAY

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