11. Competition Brand Competition Rivals for Customers’ Limited Buying Power Substitute Products Every Company Differential Advantage
12. Social and Cultural Forces Lifestyles Values People Make Markets Socio-cultural Patterns Changing Quickly Beliefs
13. Social and Cultural Changes Concern for Natural Environment Quality not Quantity Changing Gender Roles Two Incomes and Balance Premium on Time Convenience Physical Fitness and Health Exercise and Diet
15. Political and Legal Forces Monetary and Fiscal Policies Social Legislation and Regulation Governmental Relationship with Industries Legislation Related to Marketing
16. Legislation Affecting Marketing Regulate Competition Competition Act Sales of Goods Act Unfair Trade Practices Acts Trademark and Merchandise Act Various deregulation laws pertaining to specific industries
17. Legislation Affecting Marketing Protect Consumers Food and Drug Act Packaging and Labeling Act Cigarette Labeling and Advertising Acts Consumer Protection Act Media related regulations
18. Natural Environment Shortage of raw materials Increased energy costs Anti-pollution pressures Governmental protections
19. Technology Starting New Industries Stimulates Markets and Other Industries Affects How Marketing is Carried Out Impacts lifestyles, consumption patterns, economic well-being Altering Existing Industries