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This 8 page paper examines the business environment in New Zealand, considering the microenvironment utilizing a PEST approach examining political, economic, social and technological influences as well as looking at the way in which industry conditions may be examined. The bibliography cites 5 sources.
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which is likely to impact on all companies, and even on or industries. This looks at issues such as the general business environment within a country, which can be impacted
by aspects such as the political regime and legal framework, the economy of the country, the social conditions and influences as well as technological infrastructure the may, or may not
be, available. The influences of the environment may be direct and harsh, or indirect and subtle. The microenvironment is the small environment, internal to the firm all to the industry,
where there are influences that the organization sales may be able to impact upon, or influence. This may be perceived as the task environment, where the influences are limited to
the industry or the individual company (Thompson, 2007). The aim of this paper is to examine the environment in New Zealand, considering the external environment and the potential target environments,
and the way in which they may be impacting on museum businesses. The paper is divided into two main sections, defined by the macro or micro environmental influences, and is
written in a general manner to allow for the application two different firms or industries. 2. External Environment 2.1 Political Factors New Zealand is a parliamentary democracy, elections take place and
both members of Parliament and the government are elected through the use of a popular vote. The political idea in New Zealand is aligned with many Western values, with the
ideals of democracy and capitalism enshrined in the Constitution. The Constitution itself is spread over a large number of documents, and reflects the position of New Zealand as a nation
which is also part of the Commonwealth, as Queen Elizabeth II as head of state. However, this is a figurative position, as the country for intents and purposes it independent
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