What this topic covers
Influences on business has 6 subtopics:
- Technology
- Ethical and environmental considerations
- The economic climate on businesses
- Globalisation
- Legislation
- Competitive environment
GCSE AQA Business · Topic 2 of 6
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Subtopics
Influences on business has 6 subtopics:
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Influences on business covers Technology, Ethical and environmental considerations, The economic climate on businesses, and Globalisation in GCSE AQA Business. 13 lessons in 6 subtopics.
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