PESTEL ANALYSIS

From the list below, identify which factor does not form one of the six key areas of a PESTEL analysis.

• Technological changes

• Ecological changes

• Education changes

• Political changes

Which of the following are considered political elements of PESTLE?

• Visa requirements and trading tariffs.

• Weather and climate

• Currency inflation and interests rates.

• Age and gender.

What are the six elements of PESTLE?

• Peace, Elements, Search, Tape, Legal, and Environment

• Power, Environment, Science, Teaching, Legal, and Education

• Paper, Element, Savings, Trust, Labels, and Entry

• Political, Economic, Social, Technological, Legal, and Environmental

Why is PESTEL Analysis called 'Environmental Scanning'?

• Because it looks at climate change

• Because it scans the environment for potential positive and negative factors

• Because it is done on a computer

• Because it compares organisations against each other

The countries unemployment rate is an external force impacting on which environment?

• Economic

• Social

• Politic

• Environmental

The Work Place Health and Safety legislation and codes of practice that a business must consider are....

• Economic factors

• Environmental factors

• Political factors

• Legal factors

Sugar tax is an example of which PESTEL factor?

• Economical

• Legal

• Political

• Social

An increase in Minimum wage may impact a business because…

• It will increase profits

• It will increase total costs of the business

• It will increase consumer products

• It will increase customers

The Es in PESTLE Analysis stand for

• Ecological and Essential

• Efficiency and Effectiveness

• Economic and Environment

• Ecology and Enterprise

Which factors are included in the political dimension of PESTEL analysis?

• Government policy, political stability, corruption, foreign trade policies

• Economic growth, exchange rates, inflation rates, interest rates

• Demographic characteristics, income levels, attitudes towards careers

• Innovations in technology, regulations surrounding technology