Ticket 1 Enterprises (firms) field of activity and its main characteristics

Political processes An unstable political situation draws the outflow of capital from industries

which need considerable long-term investments, and at the same time sends entrepreneurial activity toward a short circulating cycle, what incident to point-of-sale business

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  Social and cultural processes These factors are formed within the framework of concrete
  

company and represent the features of basic looks, values and codes of conduct of people which influence on acceptance by them administrative decisions.

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  Ecological processes The comprehensive ground of enterprise strategy foresees its accordance of
  

criterion of safety of man and environment also. To the basic factors of influence on an environment, that must be taken into account and forecast in entrepreneurial activity belong: volumes of extrass are in the environment of contaminating and poisonous matters.
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1. Financial resources of the enterprise.
Financial resources are the funds and assets that finance an organisation’s activities and investments. In simple terms, financial resources are the monies that keep a business operating, and there are several ways a business will raise and use its financial resources. Every organisation will have a framework or process in place for planning, organising, directing, controlling, and monitoring its financial resources and activities in order to deliver on the goals of the business. This is known as financial resource management (FRM) or financial management.
Two types of financial resources:
Internal financial resources__Internal sources of finance are funds that come from within a business. Examples include profits generated by the business, retained earnings, capital funding, and liquid assets. Liquid assets are business assets that can be easily converted into cash.Because internal financial resources are generated from within the organisation, they are interest-free. This is typically considered to be more economical from a business point of view because it means the organisation doesn’t have to pay interest – which would apply to borrowed capital and debt – granting the business a stronger financial position. External financial resources__External sources of finance are funds that come from outside a business. Examples include loans and credit from external sources, such as banks.External financial resources are particularly helpful for new businesses, organisations that are looking to grow and expand, and businesses that are looking for new investors to provide funding and even guidance and expertise within the organisation. It’s worth noting, however, that these sources of funding can mean partial loss of ownership within the business, as well as the added cost of interest payments. Financial resources are used in a number of ways, but they typically cover the cost of doing business and turning a profit – also known as corporate finance. This includes: - purchasing supplies - building inventory - paying human resources (staff) - site costs such as office rentals or the purchase of properties and buildings.The allocation and use of resources within a business will be determined by the people or team tasked with financial resource and funding management.