Report on UK Business Operations: Structures, and Economic Impact

This report provides a comprehensive overview of business operations in the United Kingdom, examining various organizational structures within both the public and private sectors. It details different types of business entities, including sole traders, partnerships, limited companies, franchises, and non-profit organizations. The report also explores the impact of the local, national, and global economic environment on businesses, utilizing a PESTLE analysis of Nike shoes to illustrate the influence of political, economic, social, technological, legal, and environmental factors. Furthermore, the report discusses different organizational structures, such as functional, administrative, divisional, and matrix structures, with examples of companies like Tesla, Samsung, Apple, and Starbucks. The conclusion highlights the importance of external factors in determining an organization's profitability and market expansion, with references to relevant online resources.

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Table of Content
 Different types of organisation found in the public and
private sectors
 Different structures with in the business in the UK
 The local, national and global economic environment
impacts
 Conclusion
 References

Different types of organisation found in
the public and private sectors
Name of the Country
As per the report the selected country is United Kingdom.
There are lot of types of organization in UK today, but
most common are sole traders, private limited company,
government, partnership, and public limited company

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 Private Sector Companies
 Sole Trader
 Partnership
 Companies (Limited or PLC)
 Non-Profit Organizations
 Franchise

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Private Sector Companies
It is a kind of a business where two or more people share
ownership as well as the responsibility for managing the
firm and their income or losses. That income is paid to
partners, who then claim it on their personal tax returns.

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Partnership: The next way is partnership where two or
more partners are funded for an organization (but
maximum limit 20). Such types organisation all partners
have equal responsibilities in order to share profit and
loss in systematic management.
 Yoomoo
 Age Partnership Limited

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Companies (Limited or PLC): A private limited company
is a legal entity which have own rights and separate from
another those who own it in the eyes of the law. The
private company get benefits that it is operating as a
limited company in the order to liability of the
shareholders is limited to their investments.

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Franchise: It is a type of license that a third party acquires
to allow them to access of business proprietary
knowledge, processes and trademark for sell the products
under a particular business name.
 McDonald

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Non-Profit Organizations: Charitable organisations are
based on guarantee. A charity is set up to fulfil one or
more charitable object and it is set out in the charity's
governing document.

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Public Sector Companies
The public sector is generally comprised of organization
which are owned and operated by the UK government
and exists to provide services to its citizens.
 Central Government
 Local Government

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Central Government – In this include those companies
which is operated by central government and companies
follow their rules and regulations -
 British Broadcasting Corporation
 Channel four television corporation
 Pension protection fund
 Highways England
 NATS Holding

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Local Government –These type organisation can operate by
local government which can follow local ans central
government rule and paid tax. These are -
 Companies house Edinburgh office
 Companies House Belfast office
 Scottish Enterprises
 Serco Local government