This report provides a comprehensive analysis of McDonald's business environment. It begins with an introduction to the business environment and its impact on organizations, followed by an examination of different organizational types, including public, private, and voluntary sectors, along with their legal structures and purposes. The report then delves into the size and scope of various organizations, using McDonald's as a case study. It also explores the relationships between different organizational functions like marketing, human resources, and finance, and how they contribute to achieving organizational objectives. Furthermore, the report discusses the positive and negative impacts of the macro environment on business operations, utilizing PESTLE analysis to assess political, social, and other external factors. Finally, it analyzes the internal and external factors of McDonald's to identify strengths, weaknesses, and their interrelation with macro factors, concluding with an overview of the key findings.