Business Environment: Macro and Micro Factors

This presentation provides an overview of the business environment, including macro and micro factors that influence an organization's activities. It discusses different types of organizations, such as public, private, and voluntary, and their structures. The presentation concludes by emphasizing the importance of improving the business environment for all types of organizations.

Presentation Title

Introduction
Business Environment can be summed up in macro an
d micro factors. Those who directly influence organisati
on's activities are the key factors that are part of organis
ational business environment.

OVERVIEW OF BUSINESS ENVIR
ONMNET
United-Kingdom is one of the largest economy in the World, it has earn
ed GDP of 2.729 trillion USD. In the first quarter the economy has earn
ed GDP slightly less than expected from past year.

Types of Organisations
Voluntary
Private
PublicPublic

Limited OrganisationLimited Organisation
Private organisations are owned and managed by individuals or by
group of individuals
These organisations work with motive of earning profit, their
primary aim is creating wealth for shareholders.

Voluntary OrganisationVoluntary Organisation
• Voluntary is explanatory for word 'freedom', actions that are
not controlled by anyone.
• Activities are governed by the members of the voluntary
organisation themselves

Voluntary OrganisationVoluntary Organisation
• Voluntary is explanatory for word 'freedom', actions that are
not controlled by anyone.
• Activities are governed by the members of the voluntary
organisation themselves

Private
• Next Plc. is multinational clothing retail private company, headquartered in
Enderby, Leicestershire, UK. Launched in February 1982, with exclusive
fashionable clothes, footwear and accessories for women. Men, children
and household item's collection were further introduced. At present it has
more than 500 stores in United-Kingdom alone and 200 stores overseas.

Voluntary
• Oxfam is charitable association named after Oxford committee for famine
relief, founded in 1942.
• Headquartered in Oxford, United-Kingdom. Focusing on eradication of
poverty in the given economy. It is the global non-governmental
organisation serving worldwide to the different communities.

CONCLUSION
After going through this presentation it can be
concluded that whether the organisation is profit-
making or non-profit making, or public or
private or voluntary they have to work upon
improving business environment.
There are slight differences in organisational
structures in each of the sector. They have their
own vision, mission and objectives or values
they are working for.

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