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PEST analysis

In business analysis, PEST analysis (political, economic, social and technological) is a framework of external macro-environmental factors used in strategic management and market research.

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PEST analysis

Nodes44
Edges43
Triples20
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.045455
Components1

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PEST analysis

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related to Limitations · 4
PEST analysis → Aylward, PEST, The, Tovstiga
related to Components · 2
PEST analysis → PEST, The

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Important terminology

factors analysis social pest political economic include framework business technological environmental affect market also management macro-environmental analyses considered growth external

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
environmentinstance ofwith the addition of other components0.80text
lawinstance ofwith the addition of other components0.80text
weatherinstance ofRegulatory factors have also been analysed as a separate pillar.EnvironmentEnvironmental factors include ecological and environmental aspects0.80text
climateinstance ofRegulatory factors have also been analysed as a separate pillar.EnvironmentEnvironmental factors include ecological and environmental aspects0.80text
which may especially affect industries such as tourisminstance ofRegulatory factors have also been analysed as a separate pillar.EnvironmentEnvironmental factors include ecological and environmental aspects0.80text
farminginstance ofRegulatory factors have also been analysed as a separate pillar.EnvironmentEnvironmental factors include ecological and environmental aspects0.80text
and insuranceinstance ofRegulatory factors have also been analysed as a separate pillar.EnvironmentEnvironmental factors include ecological and environmental aspects0.80text
STEEPLEDinstance ofand transportation.DemographicDemographic factors have been considered in frameworks0.80text
weatherinstance ofEnvironmentEnvironmental factors include ecological and environmental aspects0.80text
climateinstance ofEnvironmentEnvironmental factors include ecological and environmental aspects0.80text
which may especially affect industries such as tourisminstance ofEnvironmentEnvironmental factors include ecological and environmental aspects0.80text
farminginstance ofEnvironmentEnvironmental factors include ecological and environmental aspects0.80text

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