Answers
Public authorities that regulate businesses through laws and policies, interested in taxes, employment, and compliance with regulations.
Owners of a company who invest capital and are interested in the profitability and governance of the company.
The specific concerns, objectives, or outcomes that stakeholders have in relation to the business's actions and decisions.
Individuals responsible for directing and overseeing the operations and strategy of the business.
Organizations that seek to influence a business's practices on specific issues, such as environmental protection or labor rights.
People or entities that buy goods or services from the business, concerned with value, quality, and service.
Individuals, groups, or organizations that have an interest in the decisions and activities of a business.
Situations where the interests of different stakeholder groups clash, leading to disagreements or disputes.
The influence that business decisions and activities have on its stakeholders.
Individuals who work for the business and are interested in job security, wages, and working conditions.
Companies or individuals that provide goods or services to the business, concerned with stable orders and timely payments.
The population in the area surrounding the business, interested in how the business impacts the local environment, economy, and society.