PESTLE (political, economic, social, technological, legal and environmental) is a framework for analyzing a firm's macro environment. PESTLE, sometimes PESTEL or PEST, analysis is used to look at a country and its potential as an investment destination.
Business intelligence firms such as MarketLine publish country reports that include PESTLE analyses. Other firms publish country reports that look at similar factors to a PESTLE analysis without using this framework.
Country reports focus on factors that shape the business environment in a particular country. Not all reports cover the same issues, but topics might include corruption, infrastructure, regulations, workforce, trade, and basic economic data.
Find a country report in ProQuest Central.
A firm's macro environment consists external factors—political, economic, sociocultural, technological, environmental, and legal—that impact the firm's activities. Commercial publishers and NGOs distribute country reports on the macro environment for firms operating in particular countries.
The information resources on the Consumers & Demographics page and the Industries page will also be useful for researching a firm's macro environment.
Country reports focus on factors that shape the business environment in a particular country. Not all reports cover the same issues, but topics might include corruption, infrastructure, regulations, workforce, trade, and basic economic data.
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Information found in this database includes financial statements and company histories covering approximately 20,000 U.S. and foreign public companies.
Use the Country Insights tab to find country risk profiles in Mergent Online.