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This 20 page paper examines the Australian business environment looking at a range of influencing factors concerning the background to the business environment including national and international interests, structure of the economy and general social, political and economic influences, the paper then examines the performance of the Australian business environment and national gratitude which been put in place to support the business environment. The last five pages of the paper considers the position of Telstra within the Australian business environment giving general background information to the company, assessing the impact of the environment on the company and identifying Telstra's opportunities and threats. The bibliography cites 15 sources.
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20 pages (~225 words per page)
File: TS14_TEausttel.rtf
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Business Environment on Telstra 16 3.3 Opportunities 17 3.4 Threats 19 4. Conclusion 20 References 21 1. Introduction According to the Australian government, the business environed off in Australia is extraordinarily strong showing steady
growth in both real and nominal terms facilitating an increasing level of the standard of living for Australians (Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, 2007). With a business structure that
is in line with other western countries; including patterns of liberalisation of trade and the principle of capitalism there is a strong foundation for business. The national business environment is
in a constant state of change, the different pressures and influences move in response to a number of internal and external social, political and economic factors. The general environment
will impact on all businesses within Australia, although different influences may have a greater significance in specific industries. National companies such as Telstra need to understand the general and commercial
environment in order to adapt the strategies to survive and thrive. This paper will examine the business environment within Australia and then consider the position of Telstra. 2. Australia 2.1 Background and
Context of the Australian Business Environment Australia is a large island with a population of 20,434,1761 mainly located within coastal areas due to the geographical and climate factors of the
inland areas (CIA 2007). Population density is relatively low as the country has an area slightly less than 48 US contiguous states (CIA, 2007).
The country has a number of natural resources, the large amount of coastlands and a low level of pollution has been an attraction to tourists, the inland areas
containing 40% of the world supply of uranium (Economist.com, 2007), other resources include iron ore, coal, copper, tin, gold, silver, diamonds, lead, mineral sands as well as natural gas and
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