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The Environment Collection Business Case Studies eBook

This e-book gathers up all 37 external environment case studies making it easy for you to get to grips with the whole environment side of the curriculum in one handy place, making sure you have all you need to wrap your head around the environmental side of the curriculum. There’s plenty of info on offer, from the business cycle to fiscal policy, PEST analysis and many more. All the studies have been written alongside businesses in an open and easy-to-read way that marks this volume from other curriculum related resources.

It doesn’t matter whether you’ve only just started your GSCEs or if you’re halfway through a degree, the info inside the case studies is helpful and relevant, helping you to exceed in your exams. The e-book is a useful revision tool and a great way to get a group engaged in business.

The case studies are supported by additional learning materials such as PowerPoints, handouts, MP3s, crosswords and word searches which are available to download online.
The titles of the business studies case studies included in this eBook are:
Working within the business cycle

This case study illustrates how building societies manage their business during the various phases of the business cycle.

Decision making across the business cycle

The case study illustrates how management accountants support business decision making during all the stages of the business cycle.

Managing firms through the business cycle

This case study examines how Davis Service Group, one of Britain's key service companies, has managed the recent change in the business cycle.

Planning and the business cycle

This case study helps students understand the business cycle and how companies manage risk and investment by understanding the external environment.

Helping individuals and companies that are in financial difficulties

This case study identifies key functions of the Insolvency Service, a public body and defines the terms: insolvency, bankrupt, administration, and liquidation.

Meeting and exceeding consumer protection laws to drive competitive advantage

This case study helps students understand consumer protection and how companies need to exceed legal requirements in competitive market places.

Responding to a changing marketing environment

This case study explains that Cass heritage is based on a combination of technical excellence in the development and production of oils and a focus on meeting the needs of customers.

Strategic planning - responding to external influences

This case study helps students understand how effective planning is developed by understanding changes in the external environment.

How Lloyd's responds to changes in the business environment

This case study explains that the business environment is uncertain and volatile and that businesses cannot avoid taking risks.

How HMRC collects tax revenue to support government policy

This case study describes the role of HMRC in managing taxation and how this supports Government financial policies.

Meeting global and local needs

This case study helps students understand companies by meeting needs across markets.

Embracing and pursuing change

This case study shows how AEGON has responded to its changing business environment to achieve its goals.

Using skills to respond to the external environment

This case study illustrates how Logica monitors its external environment using PEST analysis to adapt its own business and generate innovative and unique solutions for its clients.

Managing external influences

This case study looks at how PESTEL analysis helps a business to identify which factors in its business environment may be threats or opportunities and to plan for them.

Highways Agency - PEST analysis

This case study looks at the political, economic, social and technological factors that impact on the Highways Agency.

Responding to changes in the market environment

This case study reviews the external factors that have had an impact on Jessops' operations and strategy.

Using PEST analysis to identify external influences

This case study focuses on the work of the LSC and illustrates what factors affect its performance and how it responds to these factors.

Use of PEST analysis at UNISON

This case study focuses on the issues faced by migrant workers in the UK.

Using PESTEL to design effective strategies

This case study describes how PESTEL analysis helps Network Rail to respond to changes in its business environment.

Intellectual property and the external environment

The role of the IPO is to help manage intellectual property rights to encourage innovation and creativity. Like all business, it needs to take account of and respond to influences in the external environment.

How McCain responds to changes in the external environment

This case study highlights how use of a SLEPT analysis helps a company respond to changes in its external environment and remain competitive.

Feeding and fuelling the world through technology

This case study looks at how Syngenta (one of the world's leading plant science businesses) is meeting the dual challenge of increasing crop yield and producing alternative fuels.

Using technology to improve economies

This case study highlights Vodafone's activities in different types of economies and the impact of technology on both developed and developing markets.

The contribution of accountants to ethical business practice

This case study explains the nature and purpose of accounting, demonstrating the role of professional accountants in managing information and using knowledge for decision-taking purposes.

Business ethics and corporate social responsibility

This case study shows the challenges Anglo American faces in its industry and how it seeks to make ethical choices in its business practice.

Ethical business practices

This case study explains what is meant by ethical behaviour within business and describes the broad-ranging benefits of ethical behaviour in which Cadbury Schweppes behaves ethically towards its stakeholders.

Business Principles in action - nutritional labelling

This case study shows how market research has helped Nestlé understand what consumers wanted to know about their products. This has enabled Nestlé to exercise corporate responsibility and demonstrate its business principles.

Providing customers with ethically sourced garments

This case study shows how Primark sources the clothes it sells in its shops in an ethical and fair way, often at added cost to itself.

Business ethics and sustainability in the steel industry

This case study looks at how Tata Steel is committed to environmentally-sound practices and tackling the challenges of sustainability.

Developing and implementing a strategic approach to business

This case study explains the importance of ethics and how a strategic approach to ethics is more likely to be effective.

Meeting global responsibilities by caring for communities

This case study explains the meaning of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and demonstrates the importance to business of being involved with communities on a local and global scale.

Creating a corporate social responsibility strategy

This case study helps students understand strategies for meeting stakeholders' needs.

Corporate social responsibility

This case study describes how the work Amway does with UNICEF supports its Corporate Social Responsibility strategy.

Working for sustainable development in primary industry

This case study helps students understand sustainability, stakeholders and ethics as well as the links between these topics.

Nutrition, Health & Wellness - New product development at Nestle

This case study helps students understand how companies research, develop and launch new products.

Creating Shared Value in the supply chain

This case study demonstrates how Nestlé creates shared value within its cocoa supply chain to enhance the lives of cocoa farmers whilst also improving the quality of its products for consumers.

Beyond corporate responsibility

This case study looks at Primarks involvement in the HERproject (Health Enables Returns) which is raising awareness and delivering healthcare education to female workers in supplier countries.

Product Details

Pages: 150
Language: English
Publisher: Business Case Studies (19 April 2013)
ISBN: 978-1-909918-15-3
Number of volumes: 6

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