This document outlines the various factors to consider in a PESTLE analysis, which is a framework used to analyze the macroenvironmental factors that may affect a business or organization. It divides the macroenvironmental factors into 6 key categories: political, economic, sociocultural, technological, legal, and environmental. Within each category it lists some of the specific factors that should be examined such as government policies, economic growth rates, social demographics, technological innovation, relevant laws and regulations, and environmental conditions.

1. PESTLE Analysis
POLITICS SOCIAL LEGAL
•Bureaucracy •Health
•Corruption •Antitrust Law
•Population Growth Rate •Consumer Law
•Freedom of the Press •Age Distribution
•Government Type •Discrimination Law
•Career Attitudes •Employment Law
•Government Stability •Educational Infrastructure
•Social/Employment Legislation •Health and Safety Laws
•Social Mobility
•Trade Restrictions •Employment Patterns
•Cultural Taboos
•Core Ethics
ENVIRONMENTAL
ECONOMICS •Weather
•Climate
•Interest rates
•Geography
•Taxes
•Disaster Quotient
•Exchange rate
•Economic growth – GDP, FDI
TECHNOLOGICAL •Infrastructure
•Degree of Automation •Legal
•Employment rate
•Likely Economic Change •Emerging Technologies
•Big Mac Index •Rate of Technological Change
•R&D Activity