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Business Studies

Political environment

In Class 12 Business Studies, Political Environment is studied as an important dimension of the Business Environment. Students learn how government policies, political stability, ideology, administrative decisions and changes in laws can influence business operations and growth. The topic explains why businesses must monitor decisions related to taxation, trade, licensing, public expenditure and regulation, and adapt their plans to changing political conditions while recognising their responsibilities towards society and the economy.

Hard · Level 5 · 25 questions

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  1. Future laws can change business strategy
  2. Customer interest always remains stable
  3. Employee policy decides market price
  4. Natural weather decides tax rate
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  1. Only as a barrier
  2. As both opportunity and compliance pressure
  3. Only as a social tradition
  4. As demand ending
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  1. Only advertisement design
  2. Only customer preference
  3. Managing multi level compliance
  4. Product colour selection
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  1. Ignore tax law
  2. Product closure is the only option
  3. Give false information to customers
  4. Review cost structure and pricing policy
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  1. Government suddenly tightens customs inspection
  2. Employees wear new uniform
  3. Customers like a new colour
  4. Company decorates a wall
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  1. Employee recruitment
  2. Participation in policy consultation
  3. Social celebration
  4. Product packing
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  1. Customer income will immediately rise
  2. Machines will automatically change
  3. Supply sources may need to change
  4. All taxes will end
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  1. Customer preference
  2. Employee leave
  3. Weather uncertainty
  4. Administrative delay
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  1. Government changes tariff rules in power sector and factory cost rises
  2. Company logo becomes smaller
  3. Employee buys a new desk
  4. Customer talks to a friend
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  1. Changing employee training plan
  2. Government makes renewable energy purchase compulsory
  3. Customers see shop lighting
  4. Company changes furniture
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  1. Changing social customs
  2. Changing employee names
  3. Balance between cost recovery and legal compliance
  4. Stopping natural weather
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  1. Policies never change
  2. Business is affected only by internal decisions
  3. Customers make all laws
  4. Government change alters rules and different departments impose different conditions
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  1. Maintain caution until final rules and eligibility are clear
  2. Treat announcement as law and take risk immediately
  3. Remove all accounting records
  4. Change employee uniform
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  1. Only deciding product colour
  2. Assessing political and legal risk
  3. Knowing customer birthday
  4. Making weather forecast
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  1. Hide sales data
  2. Mislead customers
  3. Transparent compliance and fact based communication
  4. Avoid all rules
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  1. Only low price
  2. Only shop decoration
  3. Only employee entertainment
  4. Responsible operations and documented proof
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  1. Government makes local partner compulsory for foreign companies
  2. Employees buy new phones
  3. Customers see packet colour
  4. Company changes tea
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  1. It may increase the risk premium and security requirements.
  2. It may lend without checking the borrower.
  3. It can cancel tax laws.
  4. It can decide customer demand.
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  1. Only change advertising
  2. Strengthen production target and compliance tracking
  3. Give wrong reports to customers
  4. Avoid the law
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  1. Company trains employees
  2. Customer tries a new brand
  3. Government suddenly makes licence renewal standards stricter
  4. A new plant is placed in office
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  1. Customers will automatically increase
  2. Weather will change
  3. Employee salary will stop
  4. Innovation and investment timing may be affected
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  1. Formal registration and eligibility are important
  2. All rules are useless
  3. Tax payment is never necessary
  4. Market research should be stopped
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  1. Government removes state monopoly and opens private entry in a sector
  2. Employees reach office on time
  3. Company puts a new calendar
  4. Customers drink tea
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  1. Demand will always end
  2. Cash flow may improve
  3. Law will end
  4. Production will stop
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  1. Company buys new software
  2. Customer asks for discount
  3. Government publicly starts inquiry of the industry
  4. Employees get new chairs

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