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Marketing Management

Fifteenth Edition

Marketing
Environment:
Macro & Micro

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Microenvironment (Task Environment)
• The Internal Marketing Environment also known as task environment will directly impact
on the business activities of the Company. These environmental factors are also known
as Internal variables and are as follows:

• Micro-Environmental Variables (Factors/Forces):

a) Company: It includes: Policies, Organizational Culture, Organizational Hierarchy,


Management Style, Resources like (Human Resources, Financial Resources:
Investment or Capital, Raw-Materials, Technologies)

b) Customers

c) Suppliers

d) Distributors/Dealers

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Analyzing the Macroenvironment
• Needs and Trends
– Fad
– Trend
– Megatrend

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Identifying the Major Forces
• Six major forces in the broad environment
– Demographic
– Economic
– Socio-cultural
– Natural
– Technological
– Political-legal

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The Demographic Environment
• Worldwide population
growth
• Population age mix
• Ethnic and other markets
• Educational groups
• Household patterns

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The Economic Environment
• Consumer psychology
• Income distribution
• Income, savings, debt, credit

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Income Distribution
• Subsistence economies
• Raw-material-exporting economies
• Industrializing economies
• Industrial economies
• Very low incomes
• Mostly low incomes
• Very low, very high incomes
• Low, medium, high incomes
• Mostly medium incomes
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The Sociocultural Environment (1 of 2)
• Views of ourselves
• Views of society
• Views of others
• Views of nature
• Views of organizations
• Views of the universe

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The Sociocultural Environment (2 of 2)
• Core cultural values
– Values are passed from parents to children and
reinforced by social institutions
• Subcultures
– Groups with shared values, beliefs, preferences, and
behaviors emerging from their special life experiences
or circumstances

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The Natural Environment
• Corporate environmentalism
– Opportunities await those who can reconcile prosperity
with environmental protection

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The Technological Environment
• Accelerating pace of change
• Unlimited opportunities for innovation
• Varying R&D budgets
• Increased regulation of technological change

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The Political-Legal Environment
• Laws
• Government agencies
• Pressure groups

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