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Nonmarket issue life cycle

The nonmarket issues lifecycle is associated with those stages of developing a problem to

its impact on a particular firm and its organization (Lussier, Robert and Herbert Sherman,2013).

These nonmarket issues can develop through five stages; issue identification, interest group

formation, legislation, administration, and enforcement. These stages are as describe below;

The first stage is the issue identification. In the identification of issues, one has to analyze

and formulate some practical strategies for addressing the problems. Then you focus on the

market to have well competition skills as you enter the market. Also, one needs to focus on how

the entry and the exit in the market shall be. This identification of issues being the first stage

needs to be taken seriously since it is the base of all the procedure.

The second stage is interest group formations which do include the individuals and the

groups having an economic stake in the issues. The teams should have the same goal and also

same interest concerning the market. Goals should also be set favoring every member of the

group. The groups should even have ways in which unity must be contained its lifetime under all

situations. The team is required to have some motives that will help in showing and encouraging

each person in maintaining the spirit of working hard towards achieving the set goals. Moreover,

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all the members should have an interest and look forward to helping come up with a right and a

convenient way to solve the issues identified.

The third stage is the legislation. This involves government entities and also the

nongovernmental institutions such as public sentiment and the media. These institutions need to

be involved in a nonmarket issue life cycle because they play a substantial part in the business.

Through legislation, it gives a business a reasonable assurance that it is well protected against

any arm from the surrounding environment (Lussier, Robert and Herbert Sherman,2013).

The fourth stage is the administration. After the group has been formed, there is a need to

establish an administration which shows how new members can be included in the nonmarket

environment. These administrations also help in the control of the whole group and take part in

changing the laws set at the starting of the team. Finally, the last stage is the enforcement. This is

enforcing the laws set by the administration and placing them in order to govern all the members

of a group or that particular individual involved.

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Insert surname 1 Professor’s name Student’s name Course title Date Nonmarket issue life cycle The nonmarket issues lifecycle is associated with those stages of developing a problem to its impact on a particular firm and its organization (Lussier, Robert and Herbert Sherman,2013). These nonmarket issues can develop through five stages; issue identification, interest group formation, legislation, administration, and enforcement. These stages are as describe below; The first stage is the issue identification. In the identification of issues, one has to analyze and formulate some practical strategies for addressing the problems. Then you focus on the market to have well competition skills as you enter the market. Also, one needs to focus on how the entry and the exit in the market shall be. This identification of issues being the first stage needs to be taken seriously since it is the b ...
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