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Which term is sometimes used interchangeably with PESTLE analysis?
Which term is sometimes used interchangeably with PESTLE analysis?
- PEST analysis (correct)
- Competitor analysis
- Market analysis
- SWOT analysis
What is the purpose of PESTLE analysis?
What is the purpose of PESTLE analysis?
- To track company profits
- To evaluate the market demand
- To analyze competitor strategies
- To track the environment a company operates in (correct)
When is PESTLE analysis commonly used by companies?
When is PESTLE analysis commonly used by companies?
- To assess employee performance
- To develop advertising campaigns
- To plan new projects or products (correct)
- To measure customer satisfaction
Which of the following is an example of a political factor that can influence the business environment?
Which of the following is an example of a political factor that can influence the business environment?
What is the purpose of PESTLE analysis?
What is the purpose of PESTLE analysis?
Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a political factor in the text?
Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a political factor in the text?
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PESTLE Analysis
- The term PEST analysis is sometimes used interchangeably with PESTLE analysis.
- The purpose of PESTLE analysis is to identify and analyze the external factors that can impact a business or organization.
- PESTLE analysis is commonly used by companies when they are planning to enter a new market, launch a new product, or expand internationally.
- An example of a political factor that can influence the business environment is government regulations and policies.
- PESTLE analysis helps to identify opportunities and threats in the external environment, which can inform business strategy and decision-making.
- An example of a factor that is NOT mentioned as a political factor in the text is social media trends.
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