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PESTLE Analysis

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What does PESTLE stand for?

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Give one example for each element of the PESTLE framework

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If interest rates rise, possible effects include:

Cost of servicing loans/debt is , leading to

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Market demand

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The attractiveness of the overall market in which a business operates

Product orientation

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Measure of the value of output (activity) in the economy

Real incomes

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Business focuses on what it is best at producing and selling​, this includes the production process and the product itself, it is developed to sell to the customers

Interest rate

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Business finds out what their customers wants and needs are prior to developing and producing products it continually reviews and analyses consumer needs to ensure it meets those needs

External enviroment

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How much of a good or service a consumer wants and is able to pay for.

Demography

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A measurement of the amount of disposable income available to consumers

Environmental issues

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The reward for saving and the cost of borrowing expressed as a percentage of the money saved or borrowed

Market orientation

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Concerned with the size and composition of a population

Market conditions

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Concern for the impact of business on the environment

Economic growth

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Features of the business environment that are outside of the control of a business