1. The project paper is a double-spaced 9-11page paper. It contains introduction

1. The project paper is a double-spaced 9-11page paper. It contains introduction, main body, and conclusion along with reference and table or graph.
2. The paper includes both summary for the case and suggestion for addressing the issue in question.
3. The summary explains the situation where a firm faces an issue in the international trade or international financial management.
4. The suggestion illustrates the strategies designed to help the firm address the issue. In this case, there are two possible solutions to hedging the foreign exchange risk: one strategy based on the forward market hedge and the other one using the money market hedge.
5. The paper describes how to hedge the foreign exchange risk in detail. For example, whether the firm takes a long or short position on the forward market or how it creates a hedging strategy with a series of actions on the money market.