A dynamic environment involves change and innovation. The macroeconomic environment is
the ,,terrain’’ where all organisations economy compete. In a dynamic market, organisations need
to adapt quickly to changes and develop innovative ideas, products and services under the influence
of socio-economic factors to keep up with new trends.
The business environment brings together economic, social, cultural and political-institutional
components. Some factors directly influence organisational performance, while the influence of other
factors is only indirect. From an optimistic perspective, these factors can generate opportunities,
and from a pessimistic perspective, threats and challenges for the organisation.
The aim of this paper is to investigate and define corruption and political risk by identifying
influences on competitiveness and performance under the latest global trends in technological
development.
The main objective of the article is to define and review the current literature on the influence
of corruption and political risk on organizational competitiveness and performance
