An overview of STEEPLE Analysis and its categories

1. STEEPLE ANALYSIS
SOCIAL TECHNOLOGY ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICAL LEGAL ETHICAL
income
distribution
cyber security economic growth natural resources property rights employment laws bribery
education
industry focus on
technology
interest rates +
monetary policies
global warming safety regulations IP reputation
fashion / types
rate of technology
transfer
government
spending
waste disposal /
recycyling
political stability contract laws business ethics
living conditions
energy cost and
usage
unemployment
policy
carbon foot print trade policies
consumer
protection
client
confidentiality
gender equality
changes in the
internet
taxation sustainable energy
government
organizations /
attitude
trade unions societal trust
labor and social
mobility
IT changes
stages of business
cycle
threats from
natural causes
environmental
regulations
legal enforcement
corporate
governance
acceptance of
alternate lifestyles
changes in mobile
technology
consumer
confidence
infrastructure
relationship of
governments from
local to federal
type of law CSR