Day 4
Day 4
1.
“After finishing this module, write some tips on what helped you learn on your Learning Tracker in Thinking
About Learning”
Introduction:
Welcome my dearest future managers! When asked “What is Environment?” in fifth grade. I replied,
“Everything we depend on.” Since then, my perception of the environment hasn’t changed much. In the same
line of thought let us understand what is meant by the business environment and the importance of the
business environment.
A. LESSON PREVIEW/REVIEW
Let the student interact and have ideas about the following :
activities ?
I guess you are now ready to list the things you have know about management. Try answering the
questions below by writing your ideas under the first column What I Know. It’s okay if you write key
words or phrases that you think are related to the questions. Go on!
B.MAIN LESSON
Content Notes
The Environment of a firm can be defined as the sum of all the elements and forces present in its
immediate and remote surroundings which have a potential impact on its ability to achieve its objectives.
This is composed of INTERNAL ENVIRONMENT , which is consist of conditions and
forces within the organization. EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENT, which is everything outside of an organization
boundaries that might affect it. Where it is also influenced accordingly with :
Internal Environment
This refers to factors existing within a marketing firm. They are also called as controllable factors, because the
company has control over these factors :
a) it can alter or modify factors as its personnel, physical facilities, organization and function means, such as
marketing mix, to suit the environment.
There are many internal factors that influence the marketing function, they are :
Company Image and Brand Equity : The image of the company refers in raising finance, forming joint
ventures or other alliances soliciting marketing intermediaries, entering
purchase or sales contract, launching new products and services
External Environment
External factors are beyond the control of a firm, its success depends to a large extent on its adaptability to the
environment.
b) Micro environment
a) Micro environment: The environmental factors that are in its proximity. The factors influence the company’s
non-capacity to produce and serve the market.The factors are :
be classified as :
b.Industrial customers: These customers are organization which buy goods and services for
producing other goods and services for the purpose of other earning profits
or fulfilling other objectives.
c.Resellers: They are the intermediaries who purchase goods with a view to resell them at a
profit. They can be wholesalers, retailers, distributors, etc.
d.Government and other non-profit customers: These customers purchase goods and services
to those for whom they are produced, for their consumption in most of the
cases.
e.International customers: These customers are individual and organizations of other countries
who buy goods and services either for consumption or for industrial use.
Macro Environment:
Macro environment factors act external to the company and are quite uncontrollable. These factors do not
affect the marketing ability of the concern directly but indirectly the influence marketing decisions of the
company.
These are the macro environmental factors that affect the company’s marketing decisions :
1.Economic – the overall health and vitality of the economic system in which the
organization operates.
2.Technological – The methods available for converting resources into product and services.
3.Socio-Cultural – The customs, mores, values, and demographic characteristics of the society in
which the organization functions.
4.Political –Legal - The government regulation of business and the relationship between business
and government.
5.International – The extent to which an organization is involved in or affected by business in
other countries.
Case:
How will you travel if the weather forecast issues a coming tropical
depression in 12 hours ahead of the flight departure.”
1. Create a checklist how will the Pilot manage to consider the safe travel of the aircraft with the passengers on
board towards its point of arrival.
In activity No. 1 You answer what you know about the topic. Now, that you have a clearer understanding of
today’s concept, time to complete the chart by answering the last column of this activity This time write what
you have learned.
1. Can be defined as the sum of all the elements and forces present in its immediate and remote
surroundings which have a potential impact on its ability to achieve its objectives.
a. Environment of a Firm c. Internal Environment
b. Business Firm d. External Environment
2. It consist of conditions and forces within the organization
a. External Environment c. General Environment
b. Internal Environment d. Task Environment
3. It is everything outside of an organizations’ boundaries that might affect it.
a. Internal Environment c. General Environment
b. External Environment d. Task Environment
4. It is the factor that influence the company’s non- capacity to produce and serve the market.
a. Macro Environment c. Internal Environment
b. Micro Environment d. Task Environment
5. It is use for promoting, selling and distributing the goods and services to the final consumer.
a. Suppliers c. Competitors
b. Market Intermediaries d. public
C. LESSON WRAP-UP
You have reached the end of this lesson! Congratulations and thank you for working hard to learn this lesson.
As you end this lesson, put a check mark beside the learning target if you have learned it very well.
FAQs
1.What Kind Of External Factors Influence The Process Of Business Enterprises?
The external factors are by and large, beyond the control of a company. The external or environmental factors
such as the economic factors, socio-cultural factors, government and legal factors, demographic factors, geo-
physical factors, etc., influence the process of business enterprises.
2. What Do You Understand By Free Market Economy?
The free market economy is not planned, controlled or regulated by the government. The government satisfies
community or collective wants, but does not compete with private firms; nor does it tell the people where to
work or what to produce.
The completely free market economy, however, is an abstract system rather than a real one
KEY TO CORRECTIONS
{*Teacher lists answers to activities #3 (+) and #5
** Activity no. 5
TEACHER-LED ACTIVITIES
{These are standard instructions for teachers.}
A. If this session happens to be a face-to-face, in-classroom learning session:
1) Collect completed work in the SAS.
2) Allocate your contact time with students to individual or small group mentoring, monitoring, and
student consultations.
3) You may administer summative assessments (quizzes, demonstrations, graded recitation,
presentations, performance tasks) during face-to-face sessions.
4) You may also explore supplementary activities that foster collaboration, provided that social
distancing is observed.
5) You may provide supplementary content via videos, etc.
It is important to remember that students who cannot make it to face-to-face, in-classroom sessions for
health and safety reasons, should not be given lower grades for missing in-class activities and should
be given alternative summative tests.