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Explain how the contingency theory is similar to one of earliest theories of management and how it is appropriate for studying management.

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Here you present a one-or two-paragraph summary of the report. This summary should stand alone (no reference to figures or tables in the text) and present the most important results of the work. The line spacing for this paragraph is to be double-spaced, which is common in professional reports It is written last to include elements of your key findings and conclusions.Bb Comin X Bb Powerl X Bb 14758 X PDF BUSM X Googl X Cours X Googl X Bb Classr( X G Report X Home X + X -> C File | C:/Users/landa/Documents/UNI%20LAST%20TEARM/BUSM1009%20A2%20Report%20Template%... G . . . 4 of 7 Q + v v Table of Contents Executive Summary..... Table ofContents............ Introduction..... Body, divided by headings as described in your assessment information... ........1 Conclusion..... Reference list.... Other inclusions if specified, e.g. Appendix... ..1 Executive Summary.... Introduction.......... Challenge 1: (example only). Challenge 2: (example only).... .....4 Conclusion... ... 4 Recommendations..... Reference list... ....5 Appendices.... Appendix A..... Title of Appendix A... .... 6 Appendix B... ..........6 Title of Appendix B............Bb Comin X Bb Powerl X Bb 14758 X PDF BUSM X Googl X Cours X Googl X Bb Classr( X G Report X Home X + X C File | C:/Users/landa/Documents/UNI%20LAST%20TEARM/BUSM1009%20A2%20Report%20Template%... G . . . 5 of 7 Q + DA D V v v Introduction This section should provide an introduction which states the purpose of the paper and outlines the content and main arguments of the paper. Language that can be used here may include: This report details the processes undertaken to develop ........ The XYZ organisation ... This report is broken down into several parts .. Challenge 1: (example only) One paragraph for each point Each paragraph has a Topic sentences Explanation sentence(s) Evidence In-text citations Challenge 2: (example only) a Topic sentence Explanation sentence(s) Evidence In-text citations Conclusion This section provides a summary of the main arguments and an analytical final comment on the topic. Remember, this is the "tell them what you've told them"part of the report. Summarise the key points (without all the detail - this is already in the main body of your report) and tie into your introduction. Do NOT include any new information here! Recommendations This section summarises the document and provides closure. Recommendations are used to call for action or solutions to the problems you have investigated in your research paper.Bb Comin X Bb Power X Bb 14758 X PDF BUSM X Googl X Cours X Googl X Bb Classr( X G Report X Home X + X -> C File | C:/Users/landa/Documents/UNI%20LAST%20TEARM/BUSM1009%20A2%20Report%20Template%... G . . . 6 of 7 Q + v v Reference list A Reference List is always on its own page. This will be a thorough reference list. Note that ALL 'in text citations' must be in the reference list. Also note that anything in the reference list must also be cited in your text. * * *This is an instruction - remove from your report on completion of your Reference List* * *Bb Comin X Bb Powerl X Bb 14758 X PDF BUSM X Googl X Cours X Googl X Bb Classr( X G Report X Home X + X -> C File | C:/Users/landa/Documents/UNI%20LAST%20TEARM/BUSM1009%20A2%20Report%20Template%... G . . . 7 of 7 Q - + DA D V v v Appendices Appendices are also on their own page. Include any additional relevant information here. Information that is not essential to explain your findings, but that supports your analysis (especially repetitive or lengthy information), validates your conclusions or pursues a related point should be placed in an appendix (plural appendices). * * * *This is an instruction - remove from your report on completion of your Appendices* * * Appendix A Title of Appendix A Titles of appendices are 14 points, flush left, and boldfaced. Use initial capitals. A good typeface for the heading is Arial, because it holds bold facing well. To preserve hierarchy, allot three line skips before the heading and two line skips after. Illustrations in this appendix are labelled Figure A-1, Figure A-2, Table A-1, Table A-2, and so forth. Note that each appendix begins on a new page. Also note that each appendix should be introduced somewhere in the text portion of the report. Appendix B Title of Appendix B Titles of appendices are 14 points, flush left, and boldfaced. Use initial capitals. A good typeface for the heading is Arial, because it holds bold facing well. To preserve hierarchy, allot three line skips before the heading and two line skips after. Illustrations in this appendix are labeled Figure B-1, Figure B-2, Table B-1, Table B-2, and so forth. Note that each appendix begins on a new page. Also note that each appendix should be introduced somewhere in the text portion of the report. Finally, depending on your situation, you might have more or fewer appendices. How do I cite an appendix in text using Harvard WesternSydu? https://answers.library.westernsydney.edu.au/faq/231834