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External Influences: The Role of Pressure Groups
What is a Pressure Group?
A pressure group is an organization that tries to influence the decisions and actions of businesses and governments to protect a specific cause or interest (e.g., the environment, workers' rights, or animal welfare). They do not seek to run the business, but they seek to change its behavior.
Real-World Case Study: Greenpeace
Greenpeace is one of the world’s most famous environmental pressure groups. They influence business decisions by:
Impact on Business Decisions:
Accept lower short-term profits to avoid long-term damage to their brand image and customer loyalty.
💡 Exam Tip: In a 6- or 8-mark "Discuss" or "Evaluate" question, always consider both sides. While pressure groups can increase a business's costs and disrupt operations, yielding to their demands can ultimately improve the business's brand reputation and attract the growing market of ethical consumers (the "73% Market Shift" toward green brands).
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