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This document discusses factors in the social and political environments that businesses should consider when scanning their environment. In the social environment, it lists key social factors like social classes, income, education, healthcare, buying habits, and retirement age. In the political environment, it provides a long list of political factors including various laws, regulations, policies around areas like bureaucracy, corruption, trade, education, employment, competition, taxation, intellectual property, and the environment.
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