Analysing External Environment Flashcards

1
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What are 4 key areas of focus?

A

Competition Law
Labour Law
Environmental Legislation
Governmental Policy

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2
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What do I need to know for political and legal change?

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Need to understand the impacts of different types of legislation

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3
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What must businesses adhere to?

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To ensure a fair and sustainable trading environment

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4
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What are 3 Scope and effects of competition law?

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Anti-competitive agreements
Abuse of dominant market position
Merger control

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5
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What are anti-competitive agreements?

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Stops any collusion or arrangements e.g price fixing, discounts, sharing suppliers or markets

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6
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What is abuse of dominant market position?

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Any businesses with 40%+ market share would be considered dominant. Businesses can’t abuse that power

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7
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What is merger control?

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Any mergers or acquisitions will be reviewed to ensure they don’t have a significant impact on reducing competition

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8
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Who governs competition law?

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The CMA and FCA

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9
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What does CMA stand for?

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Competition and Markets Authority

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10
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What does FCA stand for?

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Financial Conduct Authority

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11
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What is a benefit for suppliers of competition legislation?

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Encourages suppliers to differentiate

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12
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What is a benefit for consumers of competition legislation?

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Range of price points

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13
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What is an example of employment law?

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The Equality Act 2010

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14
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What are 2 aims of employment legislation?

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To protect individuals from unfair treatment
To advance equality of opportunity

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15
Q

What is the national minimum wage’s purpose?

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Covers young people and apprentices

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16
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What is the national living wage’s purpose?

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Older workers - liveable amount

17
Q

What is SWOT?

A

Strengths
Weaknesses
Opportunities
Threats

18
Q

What is PESTLE?

A

a tool that is used to assess/analyse external factors of a business.

19
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Why do core competences make the business more competitive?

A

Hard for competitors to copy

20
Q

What is the idea of Elkington’s TBL?

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That businesses are responsible to all their stakeholders and to the planet