Political factors are government related influences on the strategies of businesses and other organizations. This includes political processes such as protests and elections that can create uncertainty and disruptions. The following are common examples of political factors.
Business Regulations | Competition Laws | Consumer Protection | Corruption | Cronyism | Declarations of Emergency (e.g. forced shutdown of private businesses) | Elections | Environmental Regulations | Funding Grants | Government Interventions in Markets | Government Shutdowns | Government Spending | Government Stability | Immigration Policy (e.g. ability to hire foreign talent) | Infrastructure Policy | International Disputes | Labor Law | Non-tariff Trade Barriers | Permits & Licences | Political Stability | Protests | Red Tape | Regional Stability | Rights & Freedoms | Safety & Security | Strike Actions | Subsidies | Tariffs | Taxation | War & Conflict |
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