IGCSE Business Studies
Section A
Chapter 13 – External Influences
Miss Mareem
Learning Objectives
Must Learn (Basic Understanding) :- The concept of
external influences.
Should Learn (Grade C):- Analyse how external
influences have an impact on businesses.
Could Learn (Grade B/A):- Evaluate the ways in which
businesses operate when affected by external
influences.
The Economic Environment
Social Environment
• More consumer awareness, changing demand
patterns, increased number of women at work,
more part time workers and Urbanization.
Business Ethics
Task
The Environment &
Sustainability
• Global warming – Changing weather patterns and
climate.
• Habitat Destruction – Business developments destroy
wildlife habitats.
• Resource depletion – Loss of forest, oil, coal, gas
minerals are non renewable resources therefore can
not be replaced. Fish stock falling, fertile soil to grow
food is needed.
• Sustainable development – taking reasonability of use
of resources and following regulations to reduce
carbon footprint.
Technology
• Technology is changing the primary, secondary
and tertiary sectors – can you explain how?
Case Study

Chapter 13 External Influences MK. on ppt

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    IGCSE Business Studies SectionA Chapter 13 – External Influences Miss Mareem
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    Learning Objectives Must Learn(Basic Understanding) :- The concept of external influences. Should Learn (Grade C):- Analyse how external influences have an impact on businesses. Could Learn (Grade B/A):- Evaluate the ways in which businesses operate when affected by external influences.
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    Social Environment • Moreconsumer awareness, changing demand patterns, increased number of women at work, more part time workers and Urbanization.
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    The Environment & Sustainability •Global warming – Changing weather patterns and climate. • Habitat Destruction – Business developments destroy wildlife habitats. • Resource depletion – Loss of forest, oil, coal, gas minerals are non renewable resources therefore can not be replaced. Fish stock falling, fertile soil to grow food is needed. • Sustainable development – taking reasonability of use of resources and following regulations to reduce carbon footprint.
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    Technology • Technology ischanging the primary, secondary and tertiary sectors – can you explain how?
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