3. Business Environment is sum or collection of all
internal and external factors such as employees,
customers needs and expectations, supply and
demand, management, clients, suppliers, owners,
activities by government, innovation in technology,
social trends, market trends, economic changes, etc.
These factors affect the function of the company and
how a company works directly or indirectly. Sum of
these factors influences the companies or business
organisations environment and situation.

4. Business environment helps in identifying
business opportunities, tapping useful resources,
assists in planning, and improves the overall
performance, growth, and profitability of the
business. There are various types of Business
Environment like Micro Environment and Macro
Environment.

5.  Internal - It combines the factors that exist
within the company. These are –
 Human resources
 Value system
 Vision and mission
 Labour union
 Corporate culture

6.  External - An external Environment includes
those outside factors that exercise an influence
on a business’s operations. It is further
classified into two segments.
 Macro - Factors like socio-cultural, political, legal,
global fall into this category.
 Micro - This Environment has a direct and
immediate impact on a business. It consists of
customers, investors, suppliers, etc.

7. The political-legal environment is a combination
of a lot of factors such as the current political
party in power, the degree of politicization of
trade and industry, the efficiency of the current
government, government policies, current legal
framework, the public attitude towards
the economy, etc

8.  1] Government
You must have often heard that an election year is an extremely important
factor for the economy. This is why the type of government governing at
the centre and the state has a huge impact on the businesses.
The government decides all the fiscal policies, monetary policies, and
taxation modules as well.
 So the type of government in power has a huge impact on the economy
and the firms that operate and compete in the economy. Like for example,
the current government has the Make in India initiative which is good for
the manufacturing sector.
 2] Legal
A sound legal system is essential to the success of any business. So a country
must have a sound and functioning legal system with laws that equally
protect both consumers and manufacturers. There are various other
matters like company law, royalties law, patent law, intellectual property
rights.
 International laws etc that also have a great influence on the business of
firms. For example, the new GST laws are going to have a significant
effect on the businesses.
 3] Political
Political stability in a country is essential for a stable economy and stock
market. Also, various political groups also hold a lot of influence on
businesses and unions. So the political environment of a country is a
major factor in the success of a firm.

10. The study of how geography impacts
politics, demography, and economics,
especially with respect to developing
foreign policy and international
conflicts.

11. •It is the study of the effects of geography (human &physical )
on politics & international relations.
• At the level of international relations geopolitics is a method of studying
foreign policy to understand explain and predict international political
behaviour through geograhical variables.
•These include areas like climate , topography, demography, natural resources
and applied science of the region being evaluated.
•A branch of political geography that considers the strategic value of land and
sea area in the context of national economic and military power and
ambitions.

12. A key to understanding geopolitics is understand
that political attitudes and actions in the past are
important factors in determining the current
world condition.
These attitudes develop in large part in response
to the nations geographic situation in the world.

13.  Many mechanism can be used by a nation to
exert its influence over another country
 Military force
 Trade
 Foreign aid
 Mass media
 Religion
 Economic sanctions and industrial development
 Energy and pollution
 Population policies

14.  It is concerned with how geographical factors
including territory, population, strategic
location, and natural resources endowments as
modified by economics and technology affect
the relations between states and the struggle
for world domination.