13 Political Factors Affecting Business Activities
Government policy, the ruling party’s ideology, political stability, national security, bureaucracy and political funding: how politics shapes business.
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Government policy, the ruling party’s ideology, political stability, national security, bureaucracy and political funding: how politics shapes business.
Progressive industrial policy, simpler licensing, liberal reforms, development banks, industrial estates and training bodies: how India built enterprise.
How an entrepreneurial class grows in an economy, from commercial to industrial to innovating entrepreneurs, explained with examples.
Where founders raise fixed capital for assets and working capital for day-to-day needs, from owners’ funds and loans to investors and credit.
What promoting a new venture involves, the essential elements of promotion and the functions a promoter carries out, shown through an example.
Hard work, alertness, creative thinking, courage, sharp memory and a broad outlook: 34 qualities that help entrepreneurs build lasting businesses.
Objectives, strategies, policies, procedures, rules, methods, programmes and more, all traced through one running business example.
Set objectives, gather facts, fix planning premises, weigh alternatives, choose, write the plan and its sub-plans. The full planning process in order.
Where business ideas come from and what to check before you commit, from demand and competition to inputs, capital, skills and government rules.
Shape the idea, choose the business and its legal form, set objectives, decide the right size and sign initial contracts: how a new unit gets started.