PESTLE Flashcards

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What is PESTLE?

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  • PESTLE is the framework for assessing key features of the external environment facing a business
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What does ‘P’ stand for?

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  • Political
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What does ‘E’ stand for?

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  • Economic
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What does ‘S’ stand for?

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  • Social
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What does ‘T’ stand for?

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  • Technological
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What does ‘L’ stand for?

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  • Legal
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What does ‘E’ (2) stand for?

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  • Environmental
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What are examples of Political factors in PESTLE?

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  • Competition policy
  • Industry regulation
  • Government spending
  • Business policies
  • Taxation
  • Incentives
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What are examples of Economic factors in PESTLE?

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  • Interest rates
  • Consumer spending + income
  • Exchange rates
  • Business cycle
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What are examples of Social factors in PESTLE?

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  • Demographic changes
  • Impact on pressure groups
  • Consumer tastes and fashion
  • Changing lifestyles
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What are examples of Technological factors in PESTLE?

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  • Disruptive technologies
  • Adoption of mobile technology
  • New production processes
  • Big data and dynamic pricing
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What are examples of Legal factors in PESTLE?

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  • Industry regulations
  • Licenses
  • Permits
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What are examples of Environmental factors in PESTLE?

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  • Trends / Impacts of environment
  • Natural disasters
    Environmental regulations to rising demands
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What is Big Data?

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  • Big data is the process of collecting and analysing large data sets.
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What does Big Data analysing allow for?

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  • Tracking and monitoring
  • Generating marketing insight
  • Improved decision making
  • Efficient capacity management
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