please submit a 15- to 20-page memorandum to a decision maker, such as the president of the United States, a member of Congress, or a governor, on how to reform corporate ethics in American business today. 1) You have enormous leeway to craft the headings for your Final Paper. You can write your paper as a standard paper. If you want to create subheadings, I would prefer them in this order: Executive Summary, Problem Statement, Alternatives, and Recommendations. 2) That being said, there is an enormous range of other headings that could work. The gist is to clearly and briefly lay out the issue and your recommendation in a summary up front, and then describe the problem, lay out the alternatives, and summarize your findings. At Harvard, we always worked under the assumption that our Executive Summary should be so concise and "to the point" that a decision maker would only need to tear off the front page of the memo/decision paper and obtain all the essential points you are making in the rest of the document. 3) The key is organization. Make sure you clearly lay out where your policy paper is headed (a big mistake many students make is to write this as a narrative). Assume the decision maker is scatterbrained and needs facts clearly, concisely, and well researched.Please format a memorandum policy reform paper on how shareholders are used in a company like ATT. Do they just get statements every month or can they actually make decisions for a company since they are contributing to that company.