Discussion: Writing to an AudienceGreetings All: For this Module, I am asking you to think about and write on the importance of the reader (or audience) and different strategies of communication for International contexts as major concepts for technical writing. Draw on the assigned materials and particularly from the Anderson textbook, to respond to the prompts below. Refer to the Discussions Rubric Handout (Links to an external site)Links to an external site.if you need a reminder about the expectations of this assignment and how I assess these discussion posts and responses. Make sure you are responding to other students for consideration of full credit.You also have to respond to 2 to 3 student post, (I will send you students' post later.)Prompts - Write to both prompts in the discussion space:Provide key strategies Anderson covers for understanding how to assess a reader for a given professional document. Describe and explain comprehensively.From the articles (https://countrynavigator.com/blog/global-talent/cultural-differences-us-vs-china/ (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. or https://ibstours.com/blog/differences-chinese-business-customs/ (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site.) pick four of the ways the articles discuss cultural approaches and describe how you relate to the comparisons. Specially discuss how these differences could affect how you write to different cultural perspectives. Please cite your sources, including the ones assigned.

CompetencyExplain and demonstrate knowledge of concepts including the supply/demand relationship, price ceilings and floors, and market surpluses and shortages.Course ScenarioOil Company X is a large oil refinery which has been expanding and taking on new investment projects. Recently, they have considered building a pipeline that stretches across the United States, from Canada to New Orleans.The Board is considering a proposal to increase their oil stores to better prepare for events that impact the market price of oil. They have asked you, as a member of the Cost Department, to determine events that effect the price of oil. They have requested a report explaining the various effects of these events on equilibrium price and quantity.InstructionsAs a cost analyst at your firm, you are asked to evaluate the effects that the following scenarios will have on the supply and demand of oil in the oil market. You will submit a PowerPoint document with any relevant graphs, including a narration of the shift changes as if you were explaining them to the Board.Using the drawing tools in PowerPoint, graph the changes to the supply and demand curves in response to the following events:Regulations are passed which restrict drilling in many areas of the U.S. to preserve protected areas.The U.S. has a large increase in birth rate and population.A recession occurs.There is an increase in availability of affordable, alternative energy sources.***Only one curve (supply or demand) will shift for each of these events.***Be sure to provide an oral explanation to justify why the supply and/or demand curve would shift, the direction of the shift, and the new resulting equilibrium price and equilibrium quantity. Remember that you do not need to include actual figures, but rather explain if the price and quantity would be increasing or decreasing. You can use the drawing tools within PowerPoint to draw your graphs. Also, be sure to include the change in the resulting equilibrium price and equilibrium quantity if any curve shifts occur.Record a presentation as if explaining this to the Board. There are many free screen recording software/Webware options available (such as Screencast-O-Matic) to use in presenting your PowerPoint. Make sure that both your voiced narration and the PowerPoint slides are captured during your screen recording.After recording, paste a link to the recording on the last slide of the PowerPoint presentation. You will submit the PowerPoint in the Drop Box.Format your PowerPoint to include a title page, introduction, body slides, conclusion, and references. Remember to cite your sources using correct APA format, and also use correct grammar, spelling, and formatting.