PESTLE

What does the "E" in PESTLE analysis stand for?

• Environment

• Economics

• External factors

• Efficiency

Which of the following is NOT a component of PESTLE analysis?

• Political

• Economic

• Social

• Risk

PESTLE analysis helps organizations identify:

• Internal strengths and weaknesses

• Market opportunities and threats

• Customer satisfaction levels

• Employee performance metrics

PESTLE analysis helps organizations identify:

• Internal strengths and weaknesses

• Market opportunities and threats

• Customer satisfaction levels

• Employee performance metrics

Which aspect does the "T" in PESTLE analysis focus on?

• Technological

• Time management

• Training and development

• Trade regulations

PESTLE analysis is commonly used in the field of:

• Marketing

• Psychology

• Engineering

• Medicine

The "L" in PESTLE analysis refers to:

• Legal factors

• Local competition

• Language barriers

• Leadership styles

Which factor is associated with the "P" in PESTLE analysis?

• Performance evaluation

• Product pricing

• Public relations

• Production processes

PESTLE analysis helps organizations understand the impact of:

• Competitive advantage

• Financial reports

• Consumer behavior

• Organizational structure

Which of the following is an example of a "S" factor in PESTLE analysis?

• Stock market trends

• Social media influence

• Supply chain management

• Strategic partnerships