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Businesses are considered legal entities. This means, much like people, businesses also have legal rights and responsibilities as dictated by British law. However, businesses by definition fall into different categories, each with its own legal constraints and treatment. […]
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People’s attitudes towards the environment will affect business decisions. Particularly important are issues such as the sustainable consumption of natural resources and responsible disposal of waste products from business activity. Simply because of the long-term consequences of both overuse and abuse of our natural environment for generations to come. Businesses are under increasing regulatory pressure […]
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Legislation constrains people and businesses by defining the boundaries of what is permitted and what is not. When laws change, we must adapt to comply, avoid infringements, and use opportunities. […]
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The flow of money between people and businesses through the sale of goods and services is in continual flux. Factors from monetary policy to employment all play their part. […]
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Changes in technology radically affect the way we do business. How we communicate, research, buy, and receive products/services shifts with technological trends. […]
How people behave in society changes the business environment. Influences that cause people to think and act differently affect what they buy. […]