Describe four factors that affect the effectiveness of private politics social pressure

What will be an ideal response?

The effectiveness of private politics social pressure depends on a variety of factors, four of which are identified here. The first is the social value achieved by causing a potential target to change its practices, as in the mitigation of a negative externality or improvement in the working conditions in suppliers' factories in developing countries. The second is how tough the potential target is, where toughness depends on the cost of changing its practices. The third is how vulnerable a potential target is, where vulnerability can depend on brand equity or reputation that could be harmed by a campaign. The fourth is the extent to which potential targets take into account the social value of a change in their practices when making their decisions; that is, the extent to which they accept social responsibilities.