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An Industry Report
INTRODUCTION
This is an overview of the industry as a whole and the discussion should cover three (3)
important components. These are the trend, issues, and problem.
Trend
Cite the prevalent or visible direction or movement of the industry, both positively and
negatively, explaining the reasons such occurrence transpires. This part of the research report
should be explained articulately with evidences to prove of such trend is present.
Issues
The presence of the trend could be the underlying existence of issues positively or negatively
affecting the industry. Enumerate these issues with a good discussion of its repercussion to the
industry.
Problem
After identifying and discussing the issues, choose the issue that would lead to a greater problem
for the industry, or that currently affects the industry.
MARKET
The opening paragraph should define the market if its under perfect competition, monopolistic
competition, monopoly, or oligopoly. Such choice of definition should be accompanied with
justification. Aside from defining the market, the following components should be discussed and
explained well, these are:
COMPETITION
Under this sub-component, discussion should focused on the product / service description. This
means, that you should describe the general essence of the product / service offered by the
industry, the utility / benefits the consumers experiences.
Based on the information derived from the above components (i.e. trend, issues, problem,
market), make an articulation of the kind of competition that exist in the industry.
CONCLUSION
This is the part of the industry report that you will state the prospect of the industry, and your
projection or forecast about the market. (Use the historical data from the demand and supply
sides to make a forecast or projection through a statistical forecasting tool)
REFERENCES
The APA style should be used in the references
Example Outline:
I. INTRODUCTION
A. Trend
B. Issues
C. Problem
II. MARKET
III. COMPETITION
IV. CONCLUSION
V. REFERENCES