External influences are factors that affect the business, which the business cannot control. There are many external influences that can affect a business.

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External influences are factors that affect the business, which the business cannot control. There are many external influences that can affect a business, such as:

Business Competitors

Economic Conditions

Environmental Constraints

I will first discuss the competition faced by Errol Anderson Motors. Errol’s main competitors are local garages and other well-known garages, such as Kwik-Fit. They compete on price and quality by providing a good service for a good price.

Availability may be a problem for Errol, because Kwik-Fit would have more parts available because they are a national chain and have more money. So if people have a foreign car they would most likely go to a well-known garage to get it repaired, because they know they would have the parts.

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The main competitors of Tesco are Sainsburys and Asda. These 3 supermarkets compete on price by doing special offers such as ‘buy one get one free’ and offer discounts on certain products.

Supermarkets such as Tesco and Asda are both national chains, but they are trying to expand worldwide which would make them a more powerful and profitable company.

Errol Anderson Motors is a local business, but Errol’s main competitor, Kwik-Fit, are a national chain, which gives them the edge over Errol as they are more well-known.

For Errol to start competing with Kwik-Fit, he would first ...

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