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Question: Produce a business study report. The report needs to contain the following four parts plus a formal introduction to your report and a conclusion. 1. Introduction to the business and general business environment. 2. Production costs and scale. 3. Macro business environment. 4. Sustainability practice of the business. Answer: Introduction To focus on the sustainable development along with the management of the strategic plan, there are many business organisations which are joining their hands to bring in collaboration which would have a better environment to lead to the people and develop products for conservation of land. (King Halpenny, 2014). There is a business of Aracruz Cellulose which is mainly into existence of the people who are mainly from Brazil under the state of Espirito Santo. The organisation manufactures the product in the farms and according to the growth there is a variability in the sales. The business has been widely claiming to produce the pulp of eucalyptus which is important for the proper nourishment of the environment along with approach to maintain the economic growth of the nature as well as organisation. The main customers in this business are mainly those who are the farmers who would require them on a large scale as it has the capability to prevent the depletion off the forests and the n atural layers. The wage and the investment of the company is overcome from this and the productivity is appreciably high. The main customers are widely spread. But since the farmers of the local area only prefer to buy the pulp of eucalyptus, so there is a control over export to different other cities in Brazil. The competitors o the product are those who are holding the same product in Brazil as the farmers will try to mainly allocate to those places where they are getting quality and quantity at better rates. The competitors can have less investment if the business is able to earn a lot and help in supporting the place with the $1.20 for every $1 in wages. There are many schools and hospitals which have been constructed due to this and the people are appreciating as a large land has been acquired under this infrastructure of the eucalyptus. The business is more a monopoly for the country as the people are interested in producing the eucalyptus pulp which would prevent from depleti on of different layers, helping them to enable a better range of products for the (Brose, 2013) better development. There is a need to maintain the quality of the product which will cost in the average income and the demand curve will be relatively inelastic according to the assumptions that being imposed. If the increment in the cost is more than the revenue, then the firm would lead to producing better units of revenue which would depend on the following formula, where power is inversely proportional to the price elasticity: The market has the series to buy and trace the quantities which would shift the demand and lead to the change in the pricing structure along with the output. There is an urgent need to maintain the relation between the quality and quantity of the product which would lead to a better marketing supply curve. Product Costs Scale To measure the better methods of production of the business, there are certain factors which need to be kept in mind to challenge a sustainable environment too. Some of them are as follows: 1. The control of pests as well as diseases could have better outsourcing of the product. The supply of electricity (Lorek Spangenberg, 2014) along with managing the by-products will lead to development in the production with less wastage. 2. The factor of pollution mainly affects the economic sale of the product. There are certain gases and the usage of chemicals which spoils and contaminate the area bringing a depletion. The economy has to rise above and the problems like dealing with the treatment of the sewage has to be managed and the contaminated water has to be looked for proper emissions and transitions. There is only survival possible, if there is a proper management and development in the area which support and care for the problems relating to sanitation. (King et al., 2005). 3. There is a depletion of the layer in the developed economies which needs to be met and the material has insufficient reuse of the recycling factor. The emerging economic development mainly focus on the exploitation of the resources which have an overuse to the water and other loses. 4. The poverty has to be managed and the unemployment is taken under the consideration to look over for the workers who have to migrate to different cities as per the workers which need to maintain the status of equality. The product quality can vary upon the above factors and it will be varied which will affect the sales accordingly. The people have to take care that there is no emission of the above factors which would surely help in fixed amount of good producing and selling. The information has to be dealt under and the cost structure can lead to relatively higher emphasis on the information. The cost of the overall business would depend brining the large cost to the fixed part. There is an optimal range which leads to the variations and depends completely on the large scale production. The people (Costanza Kubiszewski, 2014) should take that the production is done under the sustainability and the services provide to evolve a better communication which will help in cleaning the different areas as well as the industries. The biochemical engineering which focused more to hype in the countries of Asia have been supported to double the stock under them which will bring in large opportunities for a lo t of people to attack and grab the stock in hand. Indicator Unit Value GDP (real growth rate) % 5.2 Nominal GDP (at PP US $) billion USD 1535 Nominal GDP (US $) billion USD 604 Population million 179.1 GDP per capita USD 3380 Net direct investment flows million USD 17070 Macro Business Environment The operations of the Aracruz are defined mainly under the sustainable development which is guided by the forestry department. (Bjrnholt McKay, 2014). The main source is the renewability from the usage of wood and the eucalyptus has a long duration with a long-term availability with investment mainly in perseveration of the practices which are help for under the biological control. The supply is mainly to lead the biomass which will burn the products under production and lead to the main production of the plantation of the eucalyptus as well as the harvesting along with consideration on the family usage of the agricultural part. The regions have to verify the quality of the product which mainly includes all the coffee and the citrus products. There is a long standing for the farmers to evaluate the system practices, trying to rely mainly on controlling the pests and all the other diseases which could have impact on the plantations. There is a need for the sourcing of electricity whi ch generally comes from the overall production of biomass, leading to burning of the products (Hayward et al., 2014) and production of pulp. Many forests try to raise many type of crops out of this and try to manage the land with the better relations to be handled with the environmental development. The main programs of the forestry are under the opportunity which are ready to integrate and bring in large opportunity for the people who could provide training with the development, thereby, taking a harvestation of the wood in years. The farmers sell the products like wood etc. to the Aracruz where they are able to manage the diversified and provide alternative options which could be much more profitable to emphasise and mainly expertise in the land leading to environmental solution stabilisation. The contribution to the government has been appreciable and the goal of achieving the tax thereby removing the unemployment has led to believe that there are many opportunities with the diversification. The benefits of the same are mainly to crease communities which would lead to establishing opportunities for many jobless people along with better maintenance and sustainable development. The economic has been in the boon presently, where the Brazilian National Economic Social Development Bank has thought to invest in the project named Veracel which is mainly to stabilise the production of timber, thereby, protecting the forests as well as attracting more opportunities for employment. The product is mainly used by the people of Brazil and the nearby cities itself so that there is stable employment for the people. (Hasan et al., 2014) To focus on the certain point which are: 1. One can determine that the product usage cannot be inferior and there is a lot of production in this field. The banks are supporting to fund on the projects which are dealt under this. There are economic balances in the country which are likely to reflect heavy sales in the area. This would surely increase the power of employment and raise the capital of the country. There are not much problem in getting the key factors and removing population. But the general awareness and the work done by coming together can successfully lead to establishment of a big export import business. Sustainability practice of the business The vision of sustainable development is provide the clear impact that the product and the services will be able to manage all the chemicals according to the way it has been engaged in the development. The dependence (Auestad Fulguni, 2015) on mainly the molecule of chlorine emphasises that there is a product stewardship which leads to implications and development. To add value to the costs, there are certain indications which would have an impact on the scale to focus on the technology which are related to the cleanliness. The product that has been build is mainly for the forestry products which would improve the conditions of deforestations and provide an incentive to hand over the rest of the plan to address the fundamental problems. The strategy to develop and lead to an investment towards the social investment mainly emphasises that there can be products which can be (Loureno et al., 2014) formed from the fibre which comes after the operations eucalyptus pulp. The business has led to a suitable positive approach which mainly emphasises on the consumption of the product. There are certain advantages which are taken by the production of the eucalyptus fibre. Some of them are: 1. The plan to sustainably lead a greener environment has helped in support for building a lot of places for the rustics to get erudite enough so that they can prove their existence. The funds which are collected out of the work and contributed for the construction of different hospitals, schools etc., which would be profitable as a total in the productivity factor. 2. The infrastructural development will lead to less poverty and there will be people who would be supporting other farmers too for better production by providing their land for irrigation purposes as well. 3. In order to acknowledge the best conservation, the main emphasis is laid to bring out the best from the different seedlings which could add to the support of the manufacturing process, thereby, adding value at a lower cost price. The long term business could surely help in bringing an overall change in the environment, where people would have the chance to study along with assurance of getting a properly employment. There is a need to emphasise on less wastage of the natural resources and usage of the pulp of eucalyptus would help in bringing a stability for the overall development. 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