Which of the following statements accurately describe the components of a SWOT analysis? Select all that apply.

A SWOT analysis has four parts: internal strengths and weaknesses, and external opportunities and threats. Strengths and weaknesses come from inside the organization, while opportunities and threats come from outside the organization. This mix lets a company see what it does well, what it struggles with, and what market forces it can use or must guard against. For example, a bakery might list its skilled bakers as a strength, its limited kitchen space as a weakness, rising flour prices as a threat, and a growing local demand for vegan pastries as an opportunity.