Week 4 - Macroenvironment Flashcards

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The macroenvironment is the broad, external forces that impact on an organisation. Name & define.

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Demographic - trends in population change and makeup.
Economic – overall economic climate.
Natural - environment, climate, disaster,disease.
Technological – impact of new tech.
Political – gov regulation and attitudes.
Cultural – core values of cultural groups

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2
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Name some recent demographic trends

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Changing age structure of population (boomers 7m 46-64, xers 4m 65-76, y's 8.5 77-00.
Changing family unit.
Geo shifts in pop
Diversity through migration
Gay, Pink and Dink dollar.
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3
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Name recent economic trends

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GFC
Low interest rates
High aussie dollar

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4
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Name recent natural environment trends

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climate change
Food & water shortages,
Greening of commerce & gov

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5
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Name recent technological trends

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Always on communications
Mobile phones & tablets
GPS product tracking
Affordability

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6
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Name recent political trends

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Increasing regulation over time.
Competition & consumer act beefing up enforcement
Trend in ethical behaviour & accountability
Cause related marketing

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7
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Define cultural trends

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The forces affecting a societies basic values, perceptions, preferences & behaviours.
Core values = from gen to gen.
Secondary = can be influenced

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8
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Define primary research

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The collection of original data by way of a research study is termed primary research. Primary research is designed to answer specific questions and data is gathered directly from the market or the “field”

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9
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Define secondary research

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Secondary sources are materials that have been produced for a different purpose that you can find and use for your own information needs

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