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MrMuchimi
2 years ago
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In the general environment, many relationships exist among the various elements. General environmental trends can have positive

and negative impacts on various industries. For example, the aging population might have a ________ impact on the health care industry and a ________ impact on the baby product industry. These are called ________ impacts. positive; negative; demographic negative; positive; demographic positive; negative; technological negative; positive; sociocultural
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1 answer:
Advocard [28]2 years ago
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Answer: positive, negative, demographic.

Explanation:

The general environment is the bigger environment within where the task environment is enclosed. The general environment is made up of six segments which are the sociocultural, technological, demographic, political/legal, economic, and global forces.

Demographic forces are results of changes in the attributes of a population, like race, gender, age, ethnic origin, social class and sexual orientation. Demographic forces have a major implications for an economy. .

The aging of the population has a positive impact on the health care industry as there will be need to keep the healthcare industry in a good condition and provide necessary amenities for the aging population. This will therefore lead to a negative impact on the baby product industry as there will be lesser demand for baby products since there are older people in the country.

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