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An unstable environment is one in which the number of external elements of the environment that lie in the firm's domain is very large. That means many environmental elements (e.g., customers, vendors, suppliers, investors, unions, policies etc.) can affect the firm but they may not necessarily change frequently. (Hint: The content on Stable-Unstable dimension of external environment may be relevant here)
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