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Microenvironment factors

company, competition, corporate partners
macroenviroment factors
culture, political/legal, economic, technology, social, demographics
Competitive intelligence
collect and synthesize information about their position with respect with their rivals;anticipate changes
culture
shares meanings, beliefs, morals, values and customers of a group of people
demographics
human population and segments used to identity markets (ex. age)
generation cohort
people in the same generation are typically the purchase the same things
tweens
ages 9-12
generation y
13-32; postwar baby boom
generation x
36-47
baby boomers
born after WWII; 48-66
seniors
65+
green marketing
supplying customers with environmentally friendly merchandise
technology advances
improvement of the value of both products from past and present
economic situation
economic changes that affect consumer consumption
inflation
persistent increase of prices
foreign currency flucuations
changes in country currency
interest rates
represent the cost of borrowing money
recession
economic downturn when country is negative for at least a couple of consecutive quarters
political/legal environment

laws, political parties, government organizations that promote or inhibi marketing activities

Microenvironment factors
company, competition, corporate partners
macroenviroment factors
culture, political/legal, economic, technology, social, demographics
Competitive intelligence
collect and synthesize information about their position with respect with their rivals;anticipate changes
culture
shares meanings, beliefs, morals, values and customers of a group of people
demographics
human population and segments used to identity markets (ex. age)
generation cohort
people in the same generation are typically the purchase the same things
tweens
ages 9-12
generation y
13-32; postwar baby boom
generation x
36-47
baby boomers
born after WWII; 48-66
seniors
65+
green marketing
supplying customers with environmentally friendly merchandise
technology advances
improvement of the value of both products from past and present
economic situation
economic changes that affect consumer consumption
inflation
persistent increase of prices
foreign currency flucuations
changes in country currency
interest rates
represent the cost of borrowing money
recession
economic downturn when country is negative for at least a couple of consecutive quarters
political/legal environment

laws, political parties, government organizations that promote or inhibi marketing activities