Business Environment
Keywords:
Business Environment, Political Environment of India, The Economic Environment, India’s Industrial Policy, Foreign Trade Policy, Monetary and Fiscal Policy, Role of Regulatory Institutions in Indian Financial System, National Income – Defining a Country’s Richness, Foreign Trade, Poverty, Human Development, Taxation in India, The Competition Act, 2002, Role of Government in ensuring Business Ethics, Corporate Governance, Liberalization, Special Economic Zones (SEZ), World Trade Organization (WTO), MSMEs, Corporate Social Responsibility of Business and its Importance, New Economic Policy 1991, EXIM Policy, Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), Multinational Corporation (MNC), OceanaGold in the Philippines, Appropriate TechnologySynopsis
The business environment is a dynamic and constantly changing terrain, influenced by several elements that impact the operations, expansion, and success of enterprises. The book "Business Environment" seeks to offer a thorough examination of the various aspects that influence the business landscape. It provides valuable insights and analysis to assist students, professionals, and entrepreneurs in effectively navigating the intricate dynamics of the contemporary business world.
The corporate landscape has undergone significant changes in recent years due to rapid technical breakthroughs, globalization, and altering economic conditions. The book highlights the need of resilience and adaptation in business operations regarding the developments of various environmental factors. It will examine the fundamental elements that make up the business environment, such as economic, political, social, technological, legal, and environmental concerns.
The main goal of this book is to provide readers with a comprehensive comprehension of the diverse factors that impact business operations. It will further provide a thorough understanding of the business environment by examining the interactions between these components. The contents of this book include:
Political and Legal Environment: Assessing the influence of governmental policies, rules, and legal structures on corporate operations.
India's industrial policy: The evolution of Industrial Policy gained importance after independence in 1947. The industrial policy framework has been a critical component of India's economic development strategy, aimed at promoting industrialization, economic growth, and structural transformation.
India's Foreign Trade Policy (FTP): Comprehending the crucial framework guiding the country's international trade and economic relations. The policy aims to boost India's exports, enhance its global competitiveness, and integrate with the global economy. Over the years, India's FTP has evolved to address changing global dynamics, economic needs, and strategic interests.
Economic Environment: Navigating the fundamental principles of macroeconomics and microeconomics, different market systems, and economic policies.
National income: It is a crucial concept to understand business environment that represents the total monetary value of all goods and services produced by a country over a specific period, usually a year. It is a key indicator of a nation’s economic health and is used to gauge the overall economic performance and living standards within the country. Understanding national income involves several dimensions, including its measurement, components, and significance.
Social Environment: Investigating demographic patterns, cultural forces, and societal principles that impact consumer behavior and company strategies. Examining the impact of technology on promoting innovation, enhancing efficiency, and gaining a competitive edge.
Assessing the influence of environmental sustainability and ecological factors on business decisions. The global environment refers to the assessment of the impacts of globalization, international trade, CSR and ethics, and cross-cultural contacts on company operations.
The book provides an insight of all the component, their behaviour and application in dynamic world of business environment.
“I am grateful to Almighty God who helped me and gave me the strength to complete this book. I owe a great debt to my family, my father Dr. Afsar Mirza, mother Mrs. Baseerat Jahan, wife Mrs. Sheema Abbas and my beloved son Ashar, for their great love and support.
I humbly accept any kind of shortcomings or errors that may have found in this book.”
-Dr. Asad Mirza
“I am profoundly grateful to God for providing me with the strength, wisdom, and perseverance needed to complete this work. I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude to my mother Mrs. Usha Gupta, my dad Late Shri S. L Gupta, brother and sister for their endless patience, love, and understanding during this demanding period.”
-Dr. Ashish Gupta
“I express my deepest gratitude to God for surrounding me with supportive and loving individuals who have helped me along the way. I extend my heartfelt thanks to my mother Mrs. Pratima Srivastava and my husband Mr. Ankur Srivastava for their unwavering love, patience, and understanding, which sustained me through the challenges of this work.”
-Dr. Garima Srivastava