Business Environment Report: Different Organisation Types & Sectors

This report delves into the intricacies of the business environment, offering a detailed analysis of various organisation types and sectors. It begins with an introduction, defining the business environment and its components. The report then explores different types of organisations, including public, private, and voluntary sectors, providing insights into their structures and objectives. The public sector is examined, highlighting its governmental control, while the private sector's structure, including sole traders and franchising, is discussed. The voluntary sector, focused on societal welfare, is also examined. Furthermore, the report provides specific examples, such as the London Transport Company (public sector) and Iceland (private sector), illustrating the practical application of these concepts. This report is a valuable resource for students studying business development, offering a comprehensive overview of the business environment and its key components. References from academic journals and books are included to support the analysis.

BUSINESS
ENVIRONMENT
TASK 1

Content
 Introduction
 Different types and objectives of organisations
 Size and scope of different types of organisations
 References

Introduction
Business environment can be defined as a combination of
internal and external components which influence the
activity of company including employees, customers,
organisational strategy etc.

Different types and objectives of
organisations
 Public sector- This sort
of organisation is
controlled or handled by
government only
because it invests 51%
or more share capital in
its operation.

Continued...
General government- It can be further categorise in the
following manner-
 Central government
 State government
 Local government

Continued...
Private sector- In this sort of company, private person plays
an important role because its management is controlled
by that individual. Its legal structure is described below-
 Sole trader
 Partnership
 Franchising

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Voluntary sector- This kind of organisation is operated and
controlled by group of people with an objective that is to
improve the living of standards of society. It can also be
known as not-for-profit organisation

Size and scope of different types of
organisation
Public sector organisation- London transport company is a
government organisation who is operating their business
in United Kingdom. London transport has main objective
to business with various industry accomplice and
bondholders so they can convey sheltered, secure and
dependable movement framework.

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Private sector organisation- Iceland which is a private
company, is established in UK. It provides various types
of items like vegetables, meat, dry things etc. Its mission
statement is to provide better quality of merchandise to
the people at reasonable cost so that their needs or wants
can be satisfied

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Voluntary sector- This sector is established for doing
welfare of the society which got funds through gifts or
financial aid. From a research, it came to know that
approx 3.5 million non profit organisation are running
through out the world.

References
Klapper, L., Lewin, A. and Delgado, J.M.Q., 2011. The impact of
the business environment on the business creation process.
In Entrepreneurship and Economic Development (pp. 108-
123). Palgrave Macmillan UK.
Krishnan, A., 2013. Culture As a Successor of Quality Initiatives:
A Review. International Journal of Social Science. 2(1).
p.53.
Love, V.J., 2011. Private company accounting: A concept whose
time has come. The CPA Journal. 81(2). p.16.