Business Btec Level 3 Unit 1 D2
Evaluate how future changes in economical political, legal and social factors, may impact on the strategy of a specified organisation.
For D2, learners should build on M2 and evaluate the responsiveness of an organisation to different economic environments. The advice given for D1 on the assessment of ‘evaluate’ applies equally to this criterion.
Economic Factors
During the economic growth, the automobile industry was also growing, and Ford’s business expanded rapidly, and the demand for their products increased as people could afford luxury goods. During these times, customers could afford more so Ford was bringing out newer more expensive models. During the recession, Ford sold off its subsidiaries to cut its losses. As the customers had less money, they will buy less, so Ford reduced the numbers of cars it was produced.
Political Factors
The government created a new scheme where people could scrap their old cars for cash, and have money for a new car. This helped Fords make a number of sales in the recession other Political factors that influence the strategic planning of Ford motor since government laws and regulations are concerned with the production of more eco-friendly automobiles. Due to the environmental concerns, the industry has to abide with the regulations aimed at reducing the pollution levels. When the recession ends, Ford’s sales will rise due to people spending their money on luxury goods that don’t affect the environment as badly.
Legal Factors
In the future, there will be new laws that will raise the minimum wage, which will change many pay schemes of Ford’s employees which will reduce its annual profits and may force it to change its business approach. For example, Ford may have to change its suppliers to cheaper options to combat the losses it will have due to the wage rise.
Social Factors
If society changed, and driving eco-friendly cars became a global trend, this would mean that Ford would have to design and
For D2, learners should build on M2 and evaluate the responsiveness of an organisation to different economic environments. The advice given for D1 on the assessment of ‘evaluate’ applies equally to this criterion.
Economic Factors
During the economic growth, the automobile industry was also growing, and Ford’s business expanded rapidly, and the demand for their products increased as people could afford luxury goods. During these times, customers could afford more so Ford was bringing out newer more expensive models. During the recession, Ford sold off its subsidiaries to cut its losses. As the customers had less money, they will buy less, so Ford reduced the numbers of cars it was produced.
Political Factors
The government created a new scheme where people could scrap their old cars for cash, and have money for a new car. This helped Fords make a number of sales in the recession other Political factors that influence the strategic planning of Ford motor since government laws and regulations are concerned with the production of more eco-friendly automobiles. Due to the environmental concerns, the industry has to abide with the regulations aimed at reducing the pollution levels. When the recession ends, Ford’s sales will rise due to people spending their money on luxury goods that don’t affect the environment as badly.
Legal Factors
In the future, there will be new laws that will raise the minimum wage, which will change many pay schemes of Ford’s employees which will reduce its annual profits and may force it to change its business approach. For example, Ford may have to change its suppliers to cheaper options to combat the losses it will have due to the wage rise.
Social Factors
If society changed, and driving eco-friendly cars became a global trend, this would mean that Ford would have to design and