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instructions for the project as a whole the last one you wrote is the first part of our project the one I need is the second part (and the specific instructions is also here)GLO 420 – BOS 1 – Spring, 2021 Prof. Cohen TEAM PROJECT AND PRESENTATION ASSIGNMENT. The main group or Team assignment for this class is preparation for and participation in a simulation/discussion in which each team plays the role of a stakeholder attempting to come up with a strategy to address one of the “Grand Challenges” facing human society in the coming decades. This simulation/discussion will take place during the last two weeks of class, on April 21, 26, and 28. In this simulation, the class as a whole will be presented with a proposal to address the Grand Challenge and each team will have to develop a response (and negotiating position) to this proposal, from the perspective of the stakeholder the team represents. This presentation, and a supporting 1500-word position paper, have to be submitted by 11:59 pm EST on Friday, April 20, 2021. In order to prepare for this simulation, each Team will submit two shorter papers – 1000 words each – in which the Team outlines the position of the stakeholder in regard to the Grand Challenge (due Friday, March 5), and its relationship to other key stakeholders (due Wednesday, March 31). The Grand Challenge that will be the subject of this exercise is CLIMATE CHANGE. The challenge of the assignment will be to see if the Teams can develop a consensus position on a set of strategies that will reduce carbon emissions and limit the warming of the Earth’s Climate by the year 2061. The following 9 Stakeholders will be represented by the class Teams: The global oil and natural gas industries. Large institutional investors in the U.S. The alternative Energy Industry. Coalition of NGOs fighting climate change – We will call it the “Global Climate Alliance” The global automobile industry. The United States China The European Union Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) This is clearly not an exhaustive list of potential participants but does represent a number of the key stakeholders who would be involved in addressing climate change. In addition, some categories may contain actors with different views or interests – it is up to the Team that represents that stakeholder to identify/choose the positions it will present. Ultimately, the challenge will be to see if you can identify key alliances and trade-offs that could end up generating an agreement on fighting climate change. The First Step: The first step in this assignment is to allocate the Stakeholders. To make it easier, I’m gong to do it myself. (I will entertain proposals to switch roles, but they have to come from two teams.) So here they are: Team 1 – The Global Climate Alliance. Team 2 – Government of China Team 3 – The Global Oil and Natural Gas Industry Team 4 – The European Union Team 5 – Large Institutional Investors in the U.S. Team 6 – The global automobile industry Team 7 – The Alternative Energy Industry Team 8 – Government of the United States TeaGLO 420 – BOS 1 – Spring, 2021 Prof. Cohen GUIDE TO RELATION TO OTHER STAKEHOLDERS ANALYSIS. This is the second step of the Team Project and Presentation Assignment. Here, each Team will submit a 1000-word paper in which they present an analysis of the other stakeholder groups from the perspective of your group – which groups are potential allies?/ which groups will oppose your positions? what is the best strategy to enable your group to gain support for your positions? The paper is due on Monday, April 5 (notice the date change) at 11:59 pm EST, and should be uploaded by the Team Lead. What issues or topics should you focus on in this paper? - Restate your group/stakeholder’s priorities regarding climate change policy. - Identify 2 other stakeholders that are likely to be your allies. - Identify 2 other stakeholders that are likely to oppose your priorities. - Present a strategy to gain the greatest possible support for your priorities – How would you frame them? What compromises are you willing to make? How would you frame the ideas of your opponents? Your paper should include and be based upon some primary and secondary sources about the stakeholder. This will be an additional step in building a bibliography for the final position paper. I am happy to discuss this assignment with each team individually.TEAM 5 GLO-420 Stakeholder Analysis Dr. Edward S. Cohen Stakeholder Group: Large Institutional Investors in the U.S. Large institutional investors in the U.S. have a collection of professional traders who focus on futures contracts trading on exchanges. Due to group sophistication compared to average retail investors, there are less restrictive regulations. Stakeholders invest by spending funds gained from product purchases and personal funds. Again, they invest cash on behalf of other individuals. The group wishes to take private debt and project bonds as alternative investments to meet its long-term and medium asset requirements. Through the company investment, group members obtain maximum profit. The acquisition is possible due to optimized trade operations, reduced intermediaries, and the absence of unnecessary formalities such as verification, unproductive formalities, and agreements with brokers. During the decision-making process, stakeholders seek private statistics through social relationships. They apply information sharing effectiveness in the fund networks to learn about data transmission effects on the stock market’s financial systemic and extreme risk. The fund information network demonstrates small-world characteristics by reflecting rapid information diffusion speed. Information-sharing behavior improves fund managers’ behavior consistency that increases stock volatility through herd effects. Additionally, data sharing reduces systematic financial risk by enhancing market pricing efficiency and information flow comprehensiveness. Large Institutional Investors have an interest in data sharing to reduce systematic financial risk by enhancing market pricing efficiency and information flow comprehensiveness. Today, the group invites everyone to collaborate to make money and decent profits from services and Edward Cohen 10000009895525 Can you provide some examples? This discussion is quite abstract...the analysis is good, but we need to know a bit about who is involved in the industry. products sales by capitalizing even small funds. Finally, the group of stakeholders is interested in climate change to make sure they maximize their wealth. According to Guyatt (2019), negative climate changes have adverse effects on investors profits. Climate Change Challenges to Stakeholders According to Peker (2020), climate change poses significant challenges to organizations, and they cannot ignore the risks. Climate change creates new business risks, whereby stakeholders experience transition risk due to society’s climate change response. The responses include changes in markets, regulation, and technologies that undermine products’ viability, increase business cost, and affect asset values. Additionally, the group members face direct costs due to changes in the climate initializing from rising sea levels and extreme weather events. For instance, the members suffer high losses fo