Business and Business Environment.

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Business and
Business
Environment

INTRODUCTION
• The environment in which any business operates its
functions has to analyse to run a business smoothly.
• These factors and forces include micro and macro
which have influence either directly or indirectly on
any business.

DIFFERENT TYPES AND PURPOSE OF
ORGANISATION
It involves:
•Public
•Private
•Voluntary

Public Company
• This sector is called as public as government takes
responsibilities to run these organisations for
providing help and services.
• In this case, Primark is consider as a private
company.

Private company
These sectors are commercial which owned either by
individual or a group as well as controlled by private
entrepreneurs.

Voluntary organization
This sectors are like Civil or Third Party Sectors which
can be defined as the place between State and Private
sector that consists of non-profit organisation.

SIZE, SCOPE AND STRUCTURES OF
DIFFERENT ORGANISATIONS.
The structure and size of any organisation refers to the
different levels that can help the company to operate in
an effective manner and accomplishing their goals.

PRIMARK
• It is the world's leading private retailer company, that
sells clothes at low rate.
• The largest Primark store is located on Manchester, in
England.

NHS
• The National Health Service was established around
1948, was funded by HM treasury in London.
• It is the largest single payer health care system in the
world, having 1.5 million staff which made it fifth
world's largest employers.

TESCO
• It is the largest public food retailer in UK and
headquartered in Hertfordshire of UK.
• This company offers a wide range of products
to attract their customer's interest.

CONCLUSION
• It has concluded from the above discussion that
Primark can easily expand and diversify its business
in UK and across the countries.
• It has given a strong competition to all his rivalries
with a strong financial power.

REFERENCES
• Bhaduri, G. and Ha-Brookshire, J. E., 2011. Do transparent
business practices pay? Exploration of transparency and
consumer purchase intention. Clothing and Textiles Research
Journal. 29(2). pp.135-149.
• Boons, F., and et. al., 2013. Sustainable innovation, business
models and economic performance: an overview. Journal of
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