- 33 lessons
- 10 quizzes
- 10 week duration
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1. Introduction
A brief overview of the entire course is given in this section.
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2. Political Analysis
Learn how to do political analysis for a company.
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3. Economic Analysis
Learn how to do economic analysis for a company.
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4. Social Analysis
Learn how to do social analysis for a company.
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5. Technological Analysis
Learn how to do technological analysis for a company.
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6. Environmental Analysis
Learn how to do environmental analysis for a company.
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7. Legal Analysis
Learn how to do legal analysis for a company.
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8. Competitor and Partner Analysis
Learn how to do competitor and partner analysis for a company.
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9. Combining everything together!
Learn how to combine everything you learned in the previous sections together for a holistic analysis.
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10. Final Exam
Test what you learned in the entire course.
4.1 What is social factor analysis?
If you have read so far in sequence and ready to take on the next lessons, I thank you for your consistency. J
Through social factor analysis, we try to understand the society where we plan to sell our products.
Social factors is the mixture of various aspects that relates to the lives of people. I have listed below some of the social factors that you can consider while conducting the social factor analysis.
Lifestyles
Buying habits
Education level
Emphasis on safety
Religion and beliefs
Health consciousness
Sex distribution
Average disposable income level
Social classes
Family size and structure
Minorities
Attitudes toward saving and investing
Attitudes toward green or ecological products
Attitudes toward for renewable energy
Population growth rate
Immigration and emigration rates
Age distribution and life expectancy rates
Attitudes toward imported products and services
Attitudes toward work, career, leisure and retirement
Attitudes toward customer service and product quality