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Starbucks Corporation is an
American multinational chain of
coffeehouses and roastery
reserves headquartered in
Seattle, Washington. I t is the
world's largest coffeehouse
chain. As of November 2021,
the company had around 33
thousand stores in 80
countries.
Political Economical Social
The other politi cal imperati ve, which Starbucks faces, is the regulatory
pressures within its home market in the United States b e ca u s e of greater
scrutiny of the business processes that multinationals b a s e d in the US a re
now subject to.
ECONOMICAL
The foremost external economic driver
for Starbucks is the ongoing g l o b a l
economic recession, which a s explained
in the introducti on has dented the
profi tability of many companies.
O f course, the company still has to contend with rising operati onal a n d labor
costs a s the infl ati onary macroeconomic environment coupled with the falling
profi tability is squeezing the company from both ends of the spectrum.
SOCIAL
As the d e m a n d of coff ee is increasing,
which is due to a growing coff ee culture
a n d a growing middle class around the
world, Starbucks c a n increase its
revenue.
The company also has the opportunity to improve its supply chain effi ciency
b a s e d on new technologies coff ee farmers use.
LEGAL
Starbucks must ensure that it does not
violate any laws a n d regulati ons of any
country.
The climate conditi on also aff ects the producti on of coff ee beans.
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