DBB2118 BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT

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SESSION	JULY-AUG 2026
PROGRAM	BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (BBA)
SEMESTER	III
COURSE CODE & NAME	DBB2118 BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT

 

 

Assignment Set 1

 

Q.1. Analyse the major components of the economic environment within which Indian businesses operate, explaining the significance of economic policies. (10 Marks)

Ans 1.

The economic environment refers to those conditions that affect production, investment, employment and consumption. Indian businesses need to be aware of these conditions as they impact costs and demand by their customers. A business can be successful with a good product and thriving when borrowing rates are low; but, when they’re higher, or when households start to spend less, the company can suffer. These differences account for the fact that the same economic change might have very different impacts on firms.

Economy, Economic system and

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Q.2. Business organisations are influenced by several forces beyond their internal operations. Examine how social and cultural factors, the legal framework, political conditions, and the prevailing economic system affect business decisions and practices in India. (10 Marks)

Ans 2.

The business decisions are subject to the surrounding society and institutions of an organisation. In India, customer expectations, cultural differences, government priorities and economic arrangements are a part of day to day operations. The managers need to be aware of these factors before choosing a product, markets, employment practices or investment plans.

Social Factors

Demand is determined by population

 

Q.3. Government intervention plays an important role in shaping the business environment. Discuss the different ways in which the government regulates, facilitates, promotes, participates in, and resolves issues related to business activities. (10 Marks)

Ans 3.

The conditions of business start-up, operation, competition and growth are determined by the government. It does not just restrict, it offers something more. In India, the government also arranges infrastructure, helps out businesses, conducts business, and establishes a way to settle disputes. These functions are related to the economic development and public welfare.

Government as Regulator

Regulation sets norms for the proper

 

 

Assignment Set 2

 

Q.4. The economic reforms introduced in India in 1991 marked a significant transformation in the country’s business environment. Discuss the circumstances that led to the introduction of the New Economic Policy (NEP) 1991 and explain its major objectives. (10 Marks)

Ans 4.

It was with the New Economic Policy of 1991 that the Indian economy was shifted from the current method to a new one. Previous policies were at the high end of the spectrum of industrial licensing, import restrictions, and public sector control. These measures promoted industrial growth but weaknesses were built up over the years. The economy was in serious trouble and drastic policy changes were required.

Balance of Payments Crisis

In 1991, India was in serious shortage of foreign exchange. Reserves were no longer adequate to cover comfortably

 

 

Q.5. Countries increasingly participate in regional and international economic arrangements to facilitate trade and economic cooperation. Explain the meaning and different stages of economic integration. (10 Marks)

Ans 5.

Economic integration is a process of removing barriers between economies, and increasing economic cooperation, of countries. It can include trade in goods and services, investment, movement of labor and policy coordination. Integration is a goal of countries to gain access to larger markets, increase efficiency, draw in investment, and enhance the overall economic standing of countries.

Preferential Trade

 

 

Q.6. Corporate Social Responsibility has become an important dimension of modern business management. Explain the concept and significance of CSR and discuss the responsibilities of businesses towards their various stakeholders. (10 Marks)

Ans 6.

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) refers to the responsibility of a business towards its impact on the society and environment. It takes into account the interests of the stakeholders and the economic performance. CSR involves proper operating practices and planned social contributions. It should be a part of business decisions and not be an occasional charitable activity.

Concept and Significance

Businesses utilize natural resources, public infrastructure