The document provides examples of PESTLE analyses for Singapore and England. For Singapore, it analyzes the political, economic, social, technological, legal, and environmental factors. It notes Singapore has political stability, a resilient economy with low inflation and taxation, Asian culture and high education levels, strong technological readiness, low corporate and personal taxes along with strict laws, and environmental risks from sea pollution and rising temperatures/sea levels. For England, the analysis also covers the political, economic, social, technological, legal, and environmental factors, noting a stable government, diverse economy impacted by Brexit, public services and cosmopolitan environment, advanced technology access, flexible corporate governance laws, and environmental risks from natural disasters.

3.  PESTLE analysis, which is sometimes referred as PEST
analysis, is a concept in marketing principles. Moreover, this
concept is used as a tool by companies to track the
environment they’re operating in or are planning to launch
a new project/product/service etc.PESTLE is a mnemonic
which in its expanded form denotes P for Political, E for
Economic, S for Social, T for Technological, L for Legal and E
for Environmental. It gives a bird’s eye view of the whole
environment from many different angles that one wants to
check and keep a track of while contemplating on a certain
idea/plan.

5.  This section provides the first Pestle analysis examples
where an evaluation of the PESTLE
analysis of Singapore has
been undertaken. Singapore
is known as an island city-
state which off to the
southern Malaysia.
Singapore is referred to as a
global financial center with a
tropical climate as well as the multicultural population.

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POLITICAL FACTOR:-
 Political Stability.
 Free Trade Agreements.
 The level of corruption is low.
 The overall risk is low.
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ECONOMIC FACTOR:-
 Resilient Economy.
 The GDP is projected to grow at 2% in 2019.
 The inflation level is also low at less than 3%
 Corporate taxation is less than 20%
 Singapore is supposed to have the highest per capita income.
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SOCIAL FACTOR:-
 Asian culture.
 Literacy levels are high.
 Eligible workforce for the economy.
 Education at least at the primary level is mandatory.
 Average people work in white-collar jobs and pay high taxes.
 Cost of living is high.
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TECHNOLOGICAL FACTOR:-
 The technological readiness in Singapore is strong.
 The physical infrastructure has grown with technology.
 The country has a fine logistics backbone to support businesses.
 Presence of strong e-governance which means higher transparency.
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LEGAL FACTOR:-
 Corporate and personal taxes are low in Singapore.
 Freedom of speech and laws are strict and implementation
is rigid.
 A national IP Protocol is being created to give companies
access to publicity-funded IP
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ENVIRONMENTAL FACTOR-
 The risks of oil spillage in sea around the country
are high.
 Secure waste treatment and disposal is critical in
Singapore.
 Annual average temperature has increased and sea
levels are rising.
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9.  This section provides the second Pestle Analysis
Example. England is a country within the British
Isles bordering the
Wales and Scotland.
The country is also a
multicultural, modern
hub for business and
arts. Following infographic provides an evaluation
of the PESTLE Analysis Example of England:

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POLITICAL FACTOR:-
 A stable and fair country that offers immense
opportunities.
 Higher level of influence is focused on internal working, the
responsible and the proactive government.
 Some form of well-hidden corruption.
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ECONOMIC FACTOR:-
 Higher level of GDP and with a diverse economy.
 After Brexit, England has left the Euro Zone, and since then
there have been several changes in the economic conditions
in England.
 Before the Brexit, UK has had the 5th highest GDP.
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SOCIAL FACTOR:-
 The country offers a large number of benefits in respect to public
services.
 The country cares for all of the inhabitants within the country.
 Cosmopolitan environment.
 Increasing and high ratio of dependency , and the overall costs of
education.
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TECHNOLOGICAL FACTOR:-
 England has a much better access to improved level of technology .
 Increased level of expertise in the area of science and development.
 Better access to technology.
 Effective level of laws in consideration to the intellectual property
rights.
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LEGAL FACTOR:-
 The code of corporate governance within UK is known to be
flexible as well as robust.
 The government in UK also follow different policies for price
control where the government control the prices directly.
 Minimum wage rate.
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ENVIRONMENTAL FACTOR:-
 UK is surrounded by a large number of natural resources.
 The snow storms and frequent floods result in the failure of
the local authorities.
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