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Introduction
• Businesses should be alert to the external
environment.
• Reaction to possible threats and seizing
opportunities as they occur decides who is
ahead in the competitive market.
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Learning Objectives
• By the end of this lesson, you should be able
to:
• Understand why a PESTLE Analysis is used
• Know what the acronym PESTLE stands for
• Understand how political and economic
factors can influence a business in a number
of ways
PEST Analysis
• Is a useful tool used to assess the impact of the
external environment on an organization’s future
activities.
T
P E S T
P E S Technolo-
Political Economi-cal Social Technolo-
Political Economi-cal Social gical
gical
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Examples:
Political issues include: Economic issues include:
Elections resulting in a new Rising exchange rate or interest
government party. rate.
The country joining a trading bloc. Economic growth slowing.
New law passed on competition. Unemployment rate rising.
Sociological issues include: Technological issues include:
More one-parent families. Internet security improvements for
customer payments.
More people interested in New composite materials.
environmental issues.
More people buying online. New machinery or patents
developed by a competitor.
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Continued…
• Why is it conducted (objectives/strategies)?
• How often?
• Who conducts it?
• Other forms include:
–STEEPLE:
Social/Cultural + Technological + Economical +
Environmental + Political + Legal + Ethical.
–PESTLE:
Political + Economical + Social/Cultural +
Technological + Legal + Environmental.
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