Sociotechonomic factors 

Adj. A combination of specific social, technological, and economic environmental conditions to be specifically cited as an explanation for a certain phenomena.

The sociotechonomic factors of the 21st century, such as the increased use of the internet and social media, America's increased distaste for the Wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, and the sudden faltering of the economy at the end of the Bush era are all important conditions that played a role in Barack Obama's vitory in the 2008 Presidential election.

Sociotechonomic factors by Helloo0ooo October 9, 2011

Socioeconomic factors 

Black people

Common roundabout way of talking about black-on-X crime and its perpetrators, while shifting blame on "socioeconomic factors" and "systematic racism forcing people to do X".

Recently a slew of jewelry stores in New York City got robbed, socioeconomic factors are blamed for this spike in theft.

Socioeconomic factors by freethememes September 27, 2022