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Your case study must answer the following questions: As the President of Buwing Canada, knowing that you have to increase days payable as a directive from the parent company, would you endorse sending out the letter to non-food suppliers to increase payment terms to 90 days? If not, what would you do? Either way, explain how it would affect your supplier relationships? As the owner of Turner-Plask Potatoes, what would you do? Be sure to consider the implications (pros & cons) to your company. As the owner of Uli Importers, what would you do? Be sure to consider the implications (pros & cons) to your company. As a decision maker at Buwing Canada, would you treat Turner-Plask Potatoes and Uli Importers differently because of their situation? What else would you recommend for Buwing Canada to have responsible supplier relationships? Appendices: The case study may include as many appendices as necessary to ensure learners understand the case issue and have the necessary information to solve the case problems, including exhibit copies of documents, charts, technical specifications and so on. Case study must include bibliography to credit outside sources that were used for the development of the story line. Although the case study is a hypothetical situation you may use your own past work experience to create the basic story line. You may also use a real company as the basis of the story line as well, but if you do so then use information associated with that company to build your story line, then reference that firm in the bibliography, by citing the companys annual report. I need solution of buwing discount case study. it should include Case Introduction & Executive Summary, General Overview & Status Discussion, Problem Identification (success in this section of the rubric is largely a function of how well the situation has been set up in the discussion of the case study that preceded this section), Decision Criteria, Conclusion,