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CommerceVersión en línea Economic and Business Environment and Law, Society and Political Involvement por Elizabeth 1 Which factor is a key influence on business decisions (technology, business cycle, globalisation)? a Weather patterns b Technology c Astrology d Pirate raids 2 How are referendums to change the Australian Constitution initiated and decided? a Judicial review by the High Court only b Parliament proposes, then a public referendum is held c Prime Minister unilateral decision d Citizens sign petitions only 3 Which voting method is called 'first past the post' in Australia? a Single transferable vote b Proportional representation c First past the post d Optional preferential 4 What is the role of political parties and independent representation in Australia’s system? a They run only referendums b They operate outside Parliament c They have no influence on policy d They form governments and represent voters 5 Which best describes the separation of powers in Australia? a Judiciary makes laws alone b Executive controls both legislature and courts c All powers are concentrated in Parliament d Legislative, Executive, and Judiciary are distinct branches 6 Why do laws change, and who influences these changes? a Public opinion has no effect b Laws never change c Only judges decide changes d Laws change to reflect society; politicians, lobby groups and media influence them 7 What is the process through which government policy is shaped and developed? a Policy determined by the judiciary b Policy shaped by Prime Minister and Cabinet c Policy set by the Opposition only d Policy crafted entirely by civil servants without political input 8 What is the significance of a hung parliament or minority government? a Means majority governance without compromise b No party has an outright majority, affecting governance c Always leads to immediate elections d Has no impact on policy making 9 What are the rights and responsibilities of individuals in the democratic process? a Only governments have rights in democracy b Right to vote and participate in elections c Voting is optional in all cases d Democracy requires non-participation 10 How do entrepreneurship and innovation contribute to the economy? a They reduce competition b They create new businesses, jobs and economic growth c They are irrelevant to global markets d They dampen capital investment Feedback 1 Technology drives efficiency, innovation and capital investment in business decisions. 2 Referendums involve Parliament initiating the proposal and a majority of voters nationwide. 3 First past the post means the candidate with the most votes wins. 4 Parties and independents shape government formation and policy direction. 5 Power is divided to prevent the abuse of authority. 6 Law reform involves multiple actors and methods of influence. 7 Executive leadership guides policy development with cabinet oversight. 8 Coalitions or agreements are often needed to pass legislation. 9 Citizens vote and engage to influence government and policy. 10 Entrepreneurship drives new ideas, efficiency and market expansion.

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Which factor is a key influence on business decisions (technology, business cycle, globalisation)?

How are referendums to change the Australian Constitution initiated and decided?

Which voting method is called 'first past the post' in Australia?

What is the role of political parties and independent representation in Australia’s system?

Which best describes the separation of powers in Australia?

Why do laws change, and who influences these changes?

What is the process through which government policy is shaped and developed?

What is the significance of a hung parliament or minority government?

What are the rights and responsibilities of individuals in the democratic process?

How do entrepreneurship and innovation contribute to the economy?

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