Reasons your business should abide to economic regulations.

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The economy where a business or an enterprise venture is being situated usually possess rules, regulations, as well as assumed assumption's, and protocols which guides the day-to-day operation and activities of every businesses that exist in such business environment. It is absolutely important that a business owner or business manager make sure to observe this rules and regulations because it helps to protect and guide them against foreign contingency or any form of disadvantages and demerits. It's also provides a sense of direction in such a way that local businesses can be audited by government officials so that a country's GDP or national income growth can be determined more easily.

As a business owner you do not want to make your business and enemy of the economy however it is expected that you inculcate all regulations as well as rules enacted by officials governing the economy where your business is situated.

 

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There are various reasons why businesses should adhere to economic regulations. To begin with, It is a legal requirement that prevents them from being fined, penalties and prosecuted. This maintains their reputation and licensing status. Secondly, the consumer is well protected by compliance against improper practices hence enhancing trust and confidence. Thirdly, Regulations exist in order to avoid market instability by preventing monopoly and fraudulent activities thus promoting fair competition. Additionally, health safety as well as environmental conservation measures are guaranteed through regulations which contain risks. Adhering to regulations promotes investors’ faith thereby attracting capital for growth purposes. Noncompliance may impact negatively on stakeholders through damage of reputation. Further more, rules assist in international business transactions and green management processes.. In general, this abidance signifies the main motives behind necessary compliances such as: legality; consumer protection; market stability; public health; investor confidence; reputation; international trade; sustainable growth.