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92 Examples of PESTEL Analysis

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PESTEL analysis is a systematic examination of the political, economic, social, technological, environmental and legal drivers of change. This is useful for any future-facing analysis such as strategy planning, risk analysis and scenario planning. The following are common examples of things that can be considered in a PESTEL analysis.

Political

Government policies, political events and changes.
Government stability
Elections
Corruption
Tax policy
Trade wars
Trade policy such as tariffs
Protests
Political parties
Political ideologies
Geopolitical tensions
War and conflict
Government spending or cutbacks
Government policy
Trade agreements

Economic

Economic conditions that can influence your plans.
Recessions
Economic growth
Interest rates
Exchange rates
Unemployment rates
Labor conditions
Strikes and labor actions
Consumer spending
Consumer confidence
Business investment levels
Business confidence
Monetary policy
Stock market conditions
Funding conditions
Debt levels
Inflation and deflation
Price levels
Energy prices
Cost of living
Foreign direct investment

Social

Social and cultural influences including attitudes and social realities such as demographics.
Demographics
Attitudes
Opinions
Social structure
Urbanization
Family and household structure
Educational attainment
Immigration
Norms
Media
Socioeconomic structure and wealth distribution
Lifestyles
Culture
Values

Technological

Technological innovation, adoption of technology and how technology changes life.
Emerging technologies
Adoption of technologies
Cybersecurity
Automation
Artificial intelligence
Digital media
Technology economics
Disruption to industries
Disruption to society and quality of life
Disruption to labor market and professions
Immersive experience and games
Digital divide
Technology related competitive advantage and productivity
Technology ethics
Technology regulations and compliance
Technology monopolies and anti-competitive practices

Environmental

Environmental issues, regulations and social conditions related to the environment.
Pollution
Environment emergencies
Environmental justice
Environmental regulations
Environmental movements and protests
Resource depletion
Conservation issues such as extinctions
Soil erosion and land degradation
Climate change
Destruction of ecosystems
Resilience of cities
Quality of life
Loss of biodiversity
Public awareness of environmental issues

Legal

The legal environment and potential changes to laws, regulations and interpretations.
Employment regulations
Data protection and privacy laws
Contract laws
Intellectual property laws
Tax policy and interpretations
Consumer protection laws
Health and safety regulations
Competition laws
Whistleblower protection laws
Cybersecurity laws
Industry regulations
International trade agreements and treaties
Immigration laws
Advertising and marketing regulations
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Political Factors

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Technological Factors

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Culture Factors

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External Factors

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