Which statement best distinguishes a business environment from a business's internal environment?

Correct answer: A. The internal environment includes factors within the firm's influence

  • A. The internal environment includes factors within the firm's influence
  • B. The internal environment consists only of government regulations
  • C. The business environment excludes customers and suppliers
  • D. The business environment contains only financial variables

Explanation

The internal environment includes resources, employees, management and organisational capabilities that the firm can influence. Government regulations, customers and suppliers are generally external factors, and the environment includes non-financial forces as well.

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