Business Context C.E 01 Part 2

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Business Context C.E 01 Part 2

Capital Gains: The profits or losses from selling an asset, financial investments, real estate.

Dividend payments: Money paid regularly by a company to the shareholders. These are paid out from the profits of the company. 

Funders: Wealthy Organisations that provide financial backing for projects and/or business ventures. They offer financial support through a grant, an investment or a loan.

Government: Government operates on local, national and international levels.

    Local: Local authorities should have a strategy in place that enables them to understand the changing        demands of their local communities' habits and demands. This means that they can support local                businesses in adapting and creating new business opportunities. 
    
    National: National government is made up of politicians who run a country for the benefit of the                population. One of their roles is to encourage businesses to invest and create jobs. The laws that they        introduce can have a negative or positive impact on businesses and may cause businesses to invest in        other areas or even countries.

    International: International government is where the governments of different countries come together 
    and set out regulation and legislation in connection with trade agreements between countries, the                environment , import/regulations.

Business environments

Business to customer: This where businesses sell products and/or services directly to customers. Business to customer (B2C) originally referred to people who went to shops to buy, for example clothes or a ca, or eat at a restaurant, or pay for a TV subscription.

Business to business: These are businesses that sell products and/or services to other businesses in order for them to function. For example, a business will sell office furniture, write a software application or sell stationary supplies to another business.

Business to many: These are businesses that sells their products and/or services to other businesses and to customers 


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