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A deep dive into the internal and external environments in which a business operates today.
The Business Environment: A Global Perspective, 9th Edition, by Thompson, Worthington and Britton offers a comprehensive and accessible introduction to how local and international business environments operate. Employing a PESTLE model which is relevant to all industries, this best-selling textbook takes you through contexts, types of organisation and markets, dealing with contemporary issues in socioeconomic, political and legal structures.
The new edition offers a clear explanation of economics such as why the prices of the things you buy might go up or down, or why employment might be harder or easier to find at any given time. New chapters on the global Covid-19 pandemic and de-globalising factors, including Brexit, give an all-round perspective on how factors influence one another, and convey the complexity of the business environment. The wealth of contemporary case studies from local and international organisations, helps you put theory into practice.
Contents
Contributors Preface Acknowledgements Guided tour Part 1 Introduction
Business organisations: the external environment
Business organisations: the internal environment
The global context of business
International business in action: The global car industry and the changing business environment Part 2 Contexts
The political environment
The macroeconomic environment
The demographic, social and cultural context of business
The resource context: people, technology and natural resources
The legal environment
The ethical and ecological environment
International business in action: Migration Part 3 Firms
Legal structures
Size structure of firms
Industrial structure
Government and business
International business in action: A lot of bottle Part 4 Markets
The market system
Market structure
International markets and trade
Governments and markets
International business in action: Working with the grain of the market Part 5 Conclusion
Strategy and the changing environment
Glossary Index