
We can look at the influence of religion in business from two points of view: the first one is when religion influences directly the creation, policies and how to operate when doing a business. Some religions promote the creation of free market while others limited companies because consider money as an obstacle to achieve good. The second point of view would be from the product or service to be market, this being the most affected by the religious laws in terms of ingredients, names, how it is created or obtained, etc. Some beliefs limit the use of certain products considered sacred or unclean.

Respecting human being from their beliefs many products have opened the door and made strong in such difficult markets as Hindus, Jews and Muslims, generate a sense of belonging and respect for their brands to see the concern they had for adaptation.

So in business we can say:
"Believe, then consume "
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I think youre right saying that the religion as an institution create some pressure over the business. I actually believe that this concept need to change in order to help business managers trying to separate the negotiation from religion.
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