2. POLITICAL ENVIRONMENT
Governments actions which affects the operations
of a company or business.
Actions may be on local, regional, national or
international levels.
To see how it affects their company
It constitute external constraints upon a business
and its activity
Factors includes laws and regulations that either
force a business to pursue certain actions
3. MULTIPLICITY OF POLITICAL ENVIRONMENT
Foreign politics
Domestics politics
International politics
4. FACTORS CONTRIBUTING TO POLITICAL
INSTABILITY
Social unrest
Attitude of nationals
Policies of the host government
5. INTERFACE OF POLITICS WITH BUSINESS
Political intervention
Expropriation
Domestication
Others means of intervention
Exchange control
Import restriction
Market control
Tax control
Price control
Labor restrictions
6. SOCIO- CULTURAL ENVIRONMENT
Social class is defined as the hierarchical division of
society into relatively homogenous groups on the
basis of value , attitudes and lifestyles.
Social class membership provides the frame of
references for the development of consumer
behavior and attitudes.
7. FACTORS THAT AFFECT BUSINESS
Social concerns such as the role of business in
society
Social attitudes and values such as the society’s
expectation from business
Family structures and changes in them
Role of women in society and their status in it
Educational levels and gender inequality in the
levels
Awareness and work ethics
8. CULTURAL ENVIRONMENT
Cultural norms largely drive consumer needs and
buyer behavior. Knowledge of the cultural
environment is important to understand the
business environment in its totality.
9. TECHNOLOGICAL AND GLOBAL ENVIRONMENT
The technological environment comprises those
factors related to applied knowledge and materials
and machines used in the production of goods and
services .
Factors and influences operating in technological
environment:
Sources of technology
Technology development
Impact of technology
Communication and infrastructural technology in
management.
10. LEGAL ENVIRONMENT
Organization being corporate entities, have to abide
by the law of the hand
In order to control foreign business in their
economics, host country enact laws which take
several forms such as tariffs, antidumping laws,
export/import licensing investment regulations, legal
incentives and restrictive trading laws
11. MULTIPLICITY OF LEGAL ENVIRONMENT
As with political environment
Domestic legal environment
Foreign legal environment
International legal environment
12. MRTP
Monopolies and Restrictive Trade Practices Act
enacted in 1969, aims to prevent concentration of
economic power to common detriment, provide for
control of monopolies and probation of monopolistic
restrictive trade practice and protect consumer
interest
13. OBJECTIVES
Regulating monopolies and preventing
Prohibit of restrictive and unfair trade practices
Controlling monopolistic trade practices
Regulating restrictive and unfair trade
14. SEBI
Securities and exchange board of India
Is the regulator for the securities market in India. It
was established in year 1988 and given statutory
powers on 12 April 1992 through the SEBI act,
1992.
To protect the interests of investors in securities
and to promote the developments of and to regulate
the securities market and for matters connected
therewith or incidental thereto.
15. FEMA
Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999
Act to consolidate and amend the law relating to
foreign exchange
Objective facilitating external trade and payments
and promoting the orderly development and
maintenance of foreign exchange in India
16. OBJECTIVE OF FEMA
To facilitate external trade and payments
Maintenance of foreign exchange market
The buying and selling of foreign currency and
other debt instruments by businesses, individuals
and governments happens in the foreign exchange
market
To impose restrictions
17. CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT
The consumer protection act, 1986
Aims at better protection of the interests of the
consumers
Applies to all goods and services unless specifically
exempted by central govt
18. ENSHRINES THE FOLLOWING RIGHTS OF A
CONSUMER
The right to protection against the marketing of
goods that are harmful
The right to information
The right to be heard and to be assured that
consumer’s interest
The right to seek redressal against unfair trade
practices
The right to consumer education
19. THE CHANGING DIMENSIONS OF THESE LAWS
AND THEIR IMPACT
Policy
Union budget
Growth
Strengthen
Control
Marketing decision
Affect organisation