Stakeholder Relationships in Business

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Which of the following is considered an internal stakeholder in a business?

  • Employees (correct)
  • Pressure groups
  • Shareholders
  • Local community

What is a common objective of employees as stakeholders?

  • Environmental sustainability
  • Job security and benefits (correct)
  • Increasing brand popularity
  • Maximizing shareholder profit

How might external stakeholder pressure groups influence a business?

  • By lobbying for tax reductions
  • By providing financial support to the business
  • By protesting against business decisions (correct)
  • By investing in local development

What is a potential consequence for a business that ignores the objectives of its stakeholders?

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Which factor most influences how businesses respond to stakeholder objectives?

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Flashcards

Stakeholder

Any person, group, or organization interested in a business due to its impact on them.

Internal Stakeholder

Individuals/groups within a business, like owners, employees, and unions.

External Stakeholder

Individuals/groups outside a business, impacting or affected by it, e.g., customers, suppliers, government.

Stakeholder Objectives

Goals and desires of different stakeholders (e.g., employees want job security, customers want quality).

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Stakeholder Conflict

Disagreement among stakeholders regarding conflicting objectives for the business.

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Study Notes

Understanding Stakeholders and Business Relationships

  • Stakeholders are individuals, groups, or organizations interested in a business due to its impact on them.
  • Internal stakeholders include owners, employees (various roles), and trade unions.
  • External stakeholders include shareholders, customers, suppliers, potential investors, lenders, local communities, pressure groups, and government agencies (e.g., HMRC, environmental health).
  • Stakeholder objectives vary, such as job security, pay, benefits, recognition, environmental goals.

Stakeholder Influence and Business Response

  • The influence of stakeholders varies depending on their individual power and objectives.
  • Businesses respond to stakeholder objectives through methods like conflict resolution and meeting needs.
  • Ignoring a stakeholder group (e.g., local residents) or business owner creates negative consequences.

Business Behavior Modification

  • Stakeholders pressure businesses to change behaviors.
  • Examples include protests (e.g., about expansion plans), negative media publicity, or boycotts.

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