A young journalist is contemplating launching a new magazine that will feature wildlife, plant life, and nature around the world. The prospective entrepreneur intends for each issue to contain several feature articlesabout the dangers and benefits of forest fires, the features of Rocky Mountain National Park, wildflowers found at high altitudes, and the danger of acid rain, for example. The magazine will make extensive use of color photographs, and its articles will be technically accurate and interestingly written. UnlikeNational Geographic,the proposed publication will avoid articles dealing with the general culture and confine itself to topics closely related to the natural world. Suppose you are a prospective investor examining a business plan prepared by this journalist.

What details would you look for in the management plan?