Good day, I was wondering what type of introduction I could use for a report like this.. the report is about 2500 pages long and I was told to state the aims in my introduction. The details are in the attached image.

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The Client's Requirements The client is a business investor. This client has not invested in the UK food and tobacco manufacturing sector before. The client wants you to analyse the data they have provided and present the analysis as a business report of no more than 2,500 (excluding tables, charts, and appendices). 111a report should help the client in their aim to better understand company performance in the UK food and tobacco manufacturing sector and how the information from this data set might be used when thinking about investing in the sector. The client has requested the following from you: The client requires you to provide: 4. a) An analysis of the distribution of the prot rate across all companies In the data set. D) An analysis of the distribution of the prot rate, comparing the large and SME {small at medium sized) rms in the data set. c) An analysis of the distribution of the prot rate, comparing manufacturers In the data set by their export activity. In order to meet the client's requirements, you MUST use all the following methods in your analysis in the report: a. Analysis of required variable distributions {using descriptive statistics and histograms) with appropriate explanations and comments on what your findings Impiy for the Client's aim. b. Hypothesis tests of the difference of means with appropriate explanation and comments on what the tests results imply in relation to the Client's aim. c. Cross tab analysis with appropriate probability pattern discussion, and associated Chi squared test with explanations of what the results imply in relation to the Clie nt's aim. d. Correlation analysis with appropriate explanations of what the raults imply in relation to the Client's aim. e. Bivariate regression analysis with appropriate explanations of what the resuils imply in relation to the Client's aim. The regresion output should be reported and the interpretation of the results is required. You must choose which techniques and variables to use for each of the client's stated requirements. Each part of the analysis must be explained. You must say why you chose the variables, why you chose the technique. give appropriate explanations of any results [any calculations should be put in the appendix and not in the body of the report). You need to ensure you interpret the results of techniques used but you do not need to explain calculations to the client. You must provide a full discussion of whatyour results mean for the client within each part of the analysis [not at the end of the report]. Failure to do this will result in very low marks. Marks are mainly awarded for presenting and interpreting the output of Excel for the Client in terms of what it means, not for getting Excel to producethe output. For example, ifyou say theistribution is skewed, you need to show the evidence and explain why this might be of Interest to the client in terms of their understanding performance in the UK food and tobacco manufacturing sector and the client's plans to invest in the sector. Any tables or charts used must be 'fitfor pllpose' You must adaptthe Excel tables and charts so that they meet the client needsand aretfor presentation in a formal business report. When you have done this, you can cut and paste them into the report. Any fit for purpose charts ortabies should be put in the bodyoi the report (not in the appendix) and every table and chart should be numbered, with titles, and have beneath it, a full explained and discussion saying what the table or chart shows and how this relates to the client's aim