the economic aspects: business enterprises being economic institutions are directly influenced by many economic forces in its environment.
the legal-political Aspects:business firms operations are also much affected by legal and political factors in their environment.(E.g.wage and employment laws,regulations on advertising,waster disposal.
The technological aspects: technological development continuously occur throughout the world. technological developments lead to new products and or new ways of making the same products which can threaten pre-existing products sold by a firm.
the social-cultural and demographic aspects: level of education, lifesyles, tastes and preferences, age profile, size, and geographic distribution of the populations
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In the short run a monopolistic firm can charge where MR=MC and that will be at a price that gains abnormal profits. They can do this in the short run because firms have a lag before they can be set up. But in the long run, the abnormal profits draw new firms into the industry and so this forces the firm to break even. Any profit at all- in theory- will draw in competitiors as there are limited barriers to entry.
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Share dealing services are related to stock trading. Brokerage firms that offer share dealing allow their clients to buy and sell shares of various companies. Originally, this was designed to make it easier for employees who were entitled to shares of in their employing company to manage their stocks.
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The company itself (including departments).SuppliersMarketing Channel Firms (intermediaries)Customer MarketsCompetitorsPublic
external environment is environment for businesses where customers from different places will come together in other to buy a particular product. Elements of external environment may be households,firms and the government.
The competitive environmental forces influence the firms customers, rival firms, new entrants, substitutes, and supplies.
In strategic planning, firms analyze the competitive environment in order to adapt to or influence the nature of competition. A general rule of thumb about this analysis is: The more power each of these forces has, the less profitable the industry will be. There are five forces: 1. Customers 2. Rival Firms 3. New Entrants 4. Substitutes 5. Suppliers
The general willingness of firms to produce and sell a product at various prices is known as supply.
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Environmental consulting firms help companies continue their operations while respecting the environment. More information on these consulting firms is available directly from the firms themselves.
What are the practical and theoretical problems firms face due to the changing business environment with reguards to reward policies
You can compare the organizational structure and culture of two firms by examining the various management styles and promotional structure of the two different firms.
There are many types of business environments. these can include competitor, technological, supplier, and socio-economic. These are the different situations that a business will come up against.
I think this is part if not the answer your looking for. I found this as i was reading and studying for my class: Principles of marketing. Marketing environment consists of external forces that directly or indirectly influence an organization's acquisition of inputs and creation of outputs (goods, services, or ideas). The marketing environment includes 6 such forces: competitive, economic, political, legal, and regulatory, technological, and sociocultural. Weather fluctuating rapidly or slowly, environmental forces are always dynamic. Changes in the marketing environment create uncertainty, threats, and opportunities for marketers. Marketing managers who fail to recognize changes in environmental forces leave their firms unprepared to capitalize on marketing opportunities or to cope with threats created by changes in the environment. Monitoring the environment therefore is crucial to an organization's survival and to the long-term achievement of its goals. This is all found in the Marketing Express, Pride & Ferrell, 2011. Book sold at colleges.