The impact a political-legal environment can have on business can cause so many craters so as to make that business look like the moon. It was a political-legal environment that gave birth to the corporate personhood doctrine and that gave rise to the corporate world we live in today. Political-legal environments can only hope to regulate markets, and market regulations will most certainly have profound impacts on business organizations. An example of the kind of bone headed impact a political-legal environment can have on a business one need look no further than American auto makers, the electric car and California. For whatever reasons, several of the auto manufacturers in the United States began developing electric cars which they leased to satisfied customers. Then, California decided it would be a good idea to mandate to American auto makers that if they expected to sell their cars in California they would have to invent some new technology reducing carbon dioxide. Presumably, California expected to see an increase of electric cars being sold by auto makers. What happened is quite the opposite and the auto makers took a hard look at their electric car program, uncertain how to market a "clean vehicle" without admitting the piston engine vehicles are dirty, realizing that much of the profit from a piston engine vehicle comes with the replacement of parts and not so with electric cars and finally, realizing that a State, not even the State of California can make them build technology they don't have, nor can any state even make them keep building the technology they do have, and so, the auto makers killed their own electric car program and this was the impact of a political-legal environment.
The political legal environment is a threat because regulations can hurt a business. It is also an opportunity because regulations can improve a business' position in the market.
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Every business is affected. The bigger the business, the greater the influence. For any business of significant size, regulatory and legal issues are the most important factor in determining survival and profitability.
1. Economic environment 2. Technological environment 3. Cultural environment 4. Political environment 5. Legal environment 6. Natural environment 7. Internal environment
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These include customers,competitors, suppliers, government, and the social, political, legal and technological factors etc.
A 'political legal environment' is the system of government instituted by each country's central government. Think of the differences between the US-UK-German governments; all are democracies, but their governments are elected, govern, and are replaced in different ways.
* Describe the basic environments (legal, social, economic) in which a business operates.
The legal environment is important to business so that a business runs smoothly. If a business, especially a large one, has no legal department, they are much more open to problems.
There are more than four elements of the international business environment. Some of them are economic development, monetary and fiscal policies, the legal environment, and cultural concerns. Others include the political environment, and ecological issues.
Political environment is where the government bodies intervene in situations where society does not adhere to the governmental Acts, so therefore politically there always have to be some form of governance.