Summary of Insights Derived from the Data – So here is where you talk about what you
discovered. Talk about the graphs, charts, tables and other reporting instruments you
created form the data, and what you gain for insights from the data set and subsequent
manipulation. Tie the insights back to the initial problem and what you discovered in the
analysis. So, if your initial question was, “What type of imports are most significant to the
United States in the current economic climate?†The an insight might be the table showing
each major trade partner, their relative amount of trade by import category, and the
comparison between the top three partners in the top five trade classes, and the relative
trade-offs. (One can imagine each trade partner may have a top trade category and several
lower ones, or maybe not). But from a trade implication, it would matter depending on
trade relationships, which partner we would want to increase or decrease trade from, and
so if you had year over year data, you could argue that these decisions affect trade volumes,
as we saw in the example form class. However, the purpose is that the insights either prove
or disprove your initial questions. In fact, they may give to other questions, and that is
alright. However, here you explain what you discovered from the data. (4-6 Pages
