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External influences

Stakeholders, government policy, ethics and international trade for Papers 1 and 2.

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  • Government and economic conditions
  • Ethics and environmental impacts
  • International business influences

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A group of people living near a new factory, concerned about noise and traffic, is an example of which stakeholder group? A Shareholders B The local community C Suppliers D Competitors

  1. Selects B: the local community, a stakeholder group affected by a business's operations without being directly part of it.

Check your reasoning: Stakeholders are any group affected by, or able to affect, a business's activities, not just those who own or work for it.

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