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McKinsey & Company |
Research | Economy
An overview of McKinsey & Company research in the UK:
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Risk & Compliance
1
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4
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Economy
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Global cooperation on the decline since 2020
A new global study has shown that international conflict is threatening the world economic stability dramatically.
17 January 2024
Covid-19 supply chain disruptions pose multi-trillion economic threat
Global markets could forfeit as much as $5 trillion in economic losses, if they do not adapt their supply chains in the wake of the Covid-19 virus.
17 August 2020
3 million women in the UK need to transition to new jobs by 2030
More than 3 million women working in the UK are forecast to need to transition to new jobs in the coming decade, as digital disruption ramps up amid Britain’s rapidly automating markets.
12 July 2019
Superstar companies capture 80% of economic profit
Large companies tend to dominate the global market, with the top businesses capturing the vast majority of economic profit globally.
02 July 2019
Global gold industry sees signs of post-crash revival
Having seen the precious metal over-invested during the boom years leading to 2007, the gold industry has seen a decade of spending cuts and low returns.
20 June 2019
Energy use must decouple from GDP growth for sustainable future
Transforming the global economy is increasingly seen as imperative to preventing an irreversible climate disaster, but at present only marginal and short-term improvements have been committed to by g
18 June 2019
UK's gig economy can learn from US' more mature freelancing market
The UK currently has 5 million self-employed people, of which around 2 million are freelancers – also known as gig economy workers.
08 October 2018
Higher wages key to solving productivity puzzle
The global economic recovery has been blighted by sluggish productivity over its nine-year duration.
21 March 2018
Competition hollows out US supply base in race to bottom
Much has been said about the importance of manufacturing in the US, which is said to have seen steep declines in recent years.
09 November 2017
Latin American economies could fall into recession by 2030
GDP growth in Latin America has largely been driven by improved employment rates, however demographic changes are likely to see this growth decrease in coming years, with regional economies standing to enter recession by 2030.
06 October 2017
Improving gender equality to best-in-UK could add £111 billion to economy
By 2025, gender equality in the workplace could add more than £444.
21 September 2017
CEOs generally upbeat despite geopolitical instability
Geopolitical instability remains a key concern for CEOs, however they remain generally upbeat about domestic conditions, particularly in Europe and North America.
15 August 2017
10,000 Chinese firms in Africa as Ministry of Commerce underestimates number
China is increasingly active in Africa, with the country seeing significantly boosted FDI spending in the region causing the number of private enterprises operating across the region to jump as high as 10,000.
26 July 2017
Businesses call for public spending as confidence in EU grows
Business sentiment across key European Union members is improving, a new report from McKinsey & Company has found.
07 June 2017
Ageing population and automation threatening prosperity of EU
The European Union has resulted in a period of peace, prosperity and social growth across Europe.
08 May 2017
CEOs upbeat about global and domestic economies, McKinsey study finds
CEOs across the globe are generally more upbeat about economic conditions, now and going forward.
21 April 2017
Companies with a long-term strategy significantly outperform their rivals
Short-termism destroys long-term business value, a new study finds.
29 March 2017
Urbanisation, growing middle class and inclusion to lift Indian prosperity
India has enjoyed rapid economic growth in recent years, pulling hundreds of millions out of abject poverty. Growth in the near term remains robust at 7.7% per annum, according to a new report.
21 February 2017
Economies need to invest at least $49 trillion in infrastructure by 2030
The world will require around $49 trillion in new economic infrastructure investment by 2030, according to a new report. As it stands, a total gap of around $5.2 trillion exists in terms of planned investment.
02 January 2017
African spending to hit $4 trillion by 2025, led by consumer growth
The African continent has seen a slowdown in economic activity, as global commodity demand and prices wane.
14 December 2016
Productivity-led growth could add additional $5 trillion to Chinese GDP
The Chinese economy has boomed in recent decades on the back of considerable investment.
29 November 2016
Executives split on economic conditions, emerging markets most upbeat
Executives globally remain relatively confident about economic conditions in their home markets, finds a new analysis by McKinsey, with emerging market executives most upbeat.
18 October 2016
Income inequality affecting the masses, expected to continue
Income inequality continues to increase, hitting the young with low skills the hardest. In the UK, 60% of the population has seen a stagnation or decrease in their disposable income.
25 July 2016
McKinsey: Geopolitical risks expected to impact profits globally
Executives are increasingly concerned about geopolitical instability, globally and domestically, on their profitability – however, few are deploying strategies that deal with the associated problems
20 June 2016
McKinsey: Chinese future economic growth depends on innovation
The Chinese economy is slowing down from a mammoth 9.4% annual increase over the past three decades. In order to remain a key player in the competitive landscape with Industry 4.
23 May 2016
Closing the gender gap could add 2.1 trillion to US economy
Gender inequality is a global issue, and, in economic terms, results in an estimated loss of up to $12.1 trillion in economic activity by 2025.
21 April 2016
Executives see geopolitics and Chinese slowdown as main risks
A new report into global executive sentiment finds that sentiment about the global economy remains gloomy, particularly in the Asia-Pacific region.
11 April 2016
McKinsey: Execs more upbeat about world economy
Executives are more upbeat about the world economy in the coming six months than they were three months ago, a survey from McKinsey & Company finds.
25 January 2016
Consumer sector trends to consider in the next 15 years
The past 15 years have seen a considerable shakeup of the consumer industry as old players gave way to new ways of engaging consumers and doing business.
18 January 2016
McKinsey: Increase productivity to save global growth
The world has enjoyed unprecedented economic growth since the 1950s, with the world economy growing six fold in the decades since 1964, boosted by a booming population and the development of highly productive technologies and practices. Demographic
02 February 2015
McKinsey & Co. sees bright future for Indian economy
After India’s decade of average growth, marred by bureaucratic and global economic pressures, the recent government stability, a will to push through reforms and rapid urban development are all expec
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