PESTLE Analysis: Just Eat

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PESTLE analysis is used by all types of organisations, companies everywhere as a tool to keep an eye on the environment they work in and are a part of or are seeking to move into with a new product, project, service, idea etc.
When broken down, PESTLE breaks into P for Political, E for Economic, S for Social, T for Technological, L for Legal and E for Environmental. While the organisation, in our case Just Eat, researches and contemplates launching its new idea it can monitor the entire environment from numerous different angles using PESTLE analysis.
Just - Eat will need to keep in mind certain questions while they carry out the PESTLE analysis, such as:
• Are there any political issues that will affect their new business venture in their

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