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A2 Insight report: Regulatory and international business environment (50%) 1. Submission date Monday 19 November 2021 by 11:59 PM Updated following the rescheduling of the EKKA public holiday 2. Assessment Task The new Commonwealth Agriculture Minister has requested an overview of the business environment within which her portfolio operates from the peak national body for agriculture National Farmer's Federation (NFF). The NFF recently employed you to write a report analysing the political, economic social and technological factors that shape the business environment of the agriculture sector (PEST analysis). The NFF have now employed you to write a second report. The second report is to consist of two parts. It must address the brief below. PART 1: Analysis and evaluation of the policy and regulatory framework Part 1 of the report should address the following: (i) the role of macroeconomic policy in shaping the broad economic conditions of the business environment (ii) a specific policy or regulation targeting a current issue impacting the Australian agriculture sector. PART 2: Analysis and evaluation of the international and global environment Part 2 of the report should address the following: (i) the key features of the Australian agriculture international business environment (ii) TWO current global issues that are impacting the Australian agriculture sector. The NFF require the analysis and evaluation in both part 1 and 2 to be objective and supported by appropriate data and sources. This infographic has been designed to guide your thinking around A2. It is NOT the answer to the A2. It is NOT a replacement for engaging in the learning activities relevant to A2. A2 - PART 1: ANALYSIS AND EVALUATION OF THE POLICY AND REGULATORY FRAMEWORK Break the questions down, examine it and relate it back ... to the unit materials and activities . . . Part 1 (i): The role of macroeconomic policy in shaping the broad economic conditions of the business environment This section of the report relates to: Lecture and Drilling Down 6 (See Week 6 Folder); Tutorial 6 (see Week 7 folder) For this section of the report you will need to: Identify, explain and analyse the TWO main macroeconomic policies which shape the broad economic conditions of the business environment Some things to think about: The overall objectives of macroeconomic policy The different types of macro economic policy tools and how these instruments can affect change in the broad economic conditions (GDP, unemployment and inflation) Examples of current macro policy in action (macro economic response to COVID19 is a good example) Your analysis should be informed by relevant data . . Part 1 (ii): A specific policy or regulation targeting a current issue impacting the Australian agriculture sector. This section of the report relates to: Lectures and Drilling Downs 7 & 8 (see weeks 7 & 8); Tutorials 7 & 8 (see weeks 8 & 9) For this section of the report, you will need to: Provide an overview of the regulatory policy framework Identify, explain and analyze ONE specific policy or regulation that has addressed a current issue impacting the Australian agriculture sector Some things to think about: The regulatory side of policy targets specific issues. This ranges from government capital expenditure on infrastructure improvements (think building a road) to competition policy to health and safety legislation and everything in between (Pigouvian taxes and subsidies, deregulation, information campaigns etc.). You will need to provide a general overview of this before taking a deeper dive into your chosen agriculture example for regulatory policy. The client for this report is the NFF. It is important that their perspective is represented in your analysis. See the NFF website: https:/ff.org.au/ Note Ag2030 is not a policy or regulation, but is the goal for the Agriculture sector (i.e. the goal of the Australian Government for the agriculture sector to grow agriculture to $100 billion by 2030 (See: Department of Agriculture, Water and the Environment (2021) Delivering Ag2030. https://www.agriculture.gov.au/ag-farm-food/ag2030). Policies and regulations are implemented to address the Ag2030 goal. This infographic has been designed to guide your thinking around A2. It is NOT the answer to the A2. It is NOT a replacement for engaging in the learning activities relevant to A2, A2 - PART 2: ANALYSIS AND EVALUATION OF THE INTERNATIONAL AND GLOBAL ENVIRONMENT Break the questions down, examine it and relate it back... to the unit materials and activities Part 2 (i): the key features of the Australian agriculture international business environment This section of the report relates to: Lectures and Drilling Downs 9 & 10 (see weeks 9 & 10 folders); Tutorials 9 & 10 (see weeks 10 & 11 folders). For this section of the report you will need to: Provide an overview of the key features of the Australian agriculture international business environment. Some things to think about: The importance of international trade, key trading relationships (including treaties and agreements) in shaping the international business environment and their relevance to the agricultural sector. The role of foreign direct investment, global value chains etc. in shaping the agriculture sector. Your analysis should be informed by relevant data. Part 2 (ii): TWO current global issues that are impacting the Australian agriculture sector. This section of the report relates to: Lecture and Drilling Down 11 (see week 11 folder); and Tutorial 11 (see week 12 folder) In the lecture, we focused on TWO global concerns: COVID-19 and Climate Change. Some things to think about: Impacts of COVID-19 at the global, national level and sector level as captured by key macroeconomic metrics. Impacts of COVID-19 on the agricultural sector. Comparative analysis can be insightful. Has agriculture faired better or worse than other sectors? (Support with appropriate data and/or sources). The impact of the manageme of the effects of COVID-19 on the agriculture sector (e.g. border closures impacts and employment shortages). Impacts of climate change at the global, national level and sector level as captured by key macroeconomic metrics. Impacts of climate change on the agricultural sector. Comparative analysis can be insightful. Has agriculture faired better or worse than other sectors (support with appropriate data and/or sources). The management of climate change to affect change in agriculture sector including consideration of the role of environmental regulation (at global (Paris Accord), border taxes), national (policy tools) and sector level (e.g. consider NFF commitment to reduce carbon emission). The client for this report is the NFF. It is important that their perspective is represented in your analysis. See the NFF website: https:/ff.org.au/ A2 Insight report: Regulatory and international business environment (50%) 1. Submission date Monday 19 November 2021 by 11:59 PM Updated following the rescheduling of the EKKA public holiday 2. Assessment Task The new Commonwealth Agriculture Minister has requested an overview of the business environment within which her portfolio operates from the peak national body for agriculture National Farmer's Federation (NFF). The NFF recently employed you to write a report analysing the political, economic social and technological factors that shape the business environment of the agriculture sector (PEST analysis). The NFF have now employed you to write a second report. The second report is to consist of two parts. It must address the brief below. PART 1: Analysis and evaluation of the policy and regulatory framework Part 1 of the report should address the following: (i) the role of macroeconomic policy in shaping the broad economic conditions of the business environment (ii) a specific policy or regulation targeting a current issue impacting the Australian agriculture sector. PART 2: Analysis and evaluation of the international and global environment Part 2 of the report should address the following: (i) the key features of the Australian agriculture international business environment (ii) TWO current global issues that are impacting the Australian agriculture sector. The NFF require the analysis and evaluation in both part 1 and 2 to be objective and supported by appropriate data and sources. This infographic has been designed to guide your thinking around A2. It is NOT the answer to the A2. It is NOT a replacement for engaging in the learning activities relevant to A2. A2 - PART 1: ANALYSIS AND EVALUATION OF THE POLICY AND REGULATORY FRAMEWORK Break the questions down, examine it and relate it back ... to the unit materials and activities . . . Part 1 (i): The role of macroeconomic policy in shaping the broad economic conditions of the business environment This section of the report relates to: Lecture and Drilling Down 6 (See Week 6 Folder); Tutorial 6 (see Week 7 folder) For this section of the report you will need to: Identify, explain and analyse the TWO main macroeconomic policies which shape the broad economic conditions of the business environment Some things to think about: The overall objectives of macroeconomic policy The different types of macro economic policy tools and how these instruments can affect change in the broad economic conditions (GDP, unemployment and inflation) Examples of current macro policy in action (macro economic response to COVID19 is a good example) Your analysis should be informed by relevant data . . Part 1 (ii): A specific policy or regulation targeting a current issue impacting the Australian agriculture sector. This section of the report relates to: Lectures and Drilling Downs 7 & 8 (see weeks 7 & 8); Tutorials 7 & 8 (see weeks 8 & 9) For this section of the report, you will need to: Provide an overview of the regulatory policy framework Identify, explain and analyze ONE specific policy or regulation that has addressed a current issue impacting the Australian agriculture sector Some things to think about: The regulatory side of policy targets specific issues. This ranges from government capital expenditure on infrastructure improvements (think building a road) to competition policy to health and safety legislation and everything in between (Pigouvian taxes and subsidies, deregulation, information campaigns etc.). You will need to provide a general overview of this before taking a deeper dive into your chosen agriculture example for regulatory policy. The client for this report is the NFF. It is important that their perspective is represented in your analysis. See the NFF website: https:/ff.org.au/ Note Ag2030 is not a policy or regulation, but is the goal for the Agriculture sector (i.e. the goal of the Australian Government for the agriculture sector to grow agriculture to $100 billion by 2030 (See: Department of Agriculture, Water and the Environment (2021) Delivering Ag2030. https://www.agriculture.gov.au/ag-farm-food/ag2030). Policies and regulations are implemented to address the Ag2030 goal. This infographic has been designed to guide your thinking around A2. It is NOT the answer to the A2. It is NOT a replacement for engaging in the learning activities relevant to A2, A2 - PART 2: ANALYSIS AND EVALUATION OF THE INTERNATIONAL AND GLOBAL ENVIRONMENT Break the questions down, examine it and relate it back... to the unit materials and activities Part 2 (i): the key features of the Australian agriculture international business environment This section of the report relates to: Lectures and Drilling Downs 9 & 10 (see weeks 9 & 10 folders); Tutorials 9 & 10 (see weeks 10 & 11 folders). For this section of the report you will need to: Provide an overview of the key features of the Australian agriculture international business environment. Some things to think about: The importance of international trade, key trading relationships (including treaties and agreements) in shaping the international business environment and their relevance to the agricultural sector. The role of foreign direct investment, global value chains etc. in shaping the agriculture sector. Your analysis should be informed by relevant data. Part 2 (ii): TWO current global issues that are impacting the Australian agriculture sector. This section of the report relates to: Lecture and Drilling Down 11 (see week 11 folder); and Tutorial 11 (see week 12 folder) In the lecture, we focused on TWO global concerns: COVID-19 and Climate Change. Some things to think about: Impacts of COVID-19 at the global, national level and sector level as captured by key macroeconomic metrics. Impacts of COVID-19 on the agricultural sector. Comparative analysis can be insightful. Has agriculture faired better or worse than other sectors? (Support with appropriate data and/or sources). The impact of the manageme of the effects of COVID-19 on the agriculture sector (e.g. border closures impacts and employment shortages). Impacts of climate change at the global, national level and sector level as captured by key macroeconomic metrics. Impacts of climate change on the agricultural sector. Comparative analysis can be insightful. Has agriculture faired better or worse than other sectors (support with appropriate data and/or sources). The management of climate change to affect change in agriculture sector including consideration of the role of environmental regulation (at global (Paris Accord), border taxes), national (policy tools) and sector level (e.g. consider NFF commitment to reduce carbon emission). The client for this report is the NFF. It is important that their perspective is represented in your analysis. See the NFF website: https:/ff.org.au/