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Home » Blog » Trends for 2021: What to watch in the year ahead

Trends for 2021: What to watch in the year ahead

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  • January 21, 2021
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Global economy:

The fourth industrial revolution accelerates

Companies look to establish virtual operations as the norm.

Leisure travel bounces back

Leisure travel will return, but business journeys are likely to lag.

New wave of innovation

A new generation of entrepreneurs could make their mark

Return of confidence

“Revenge shopping” will lead a consumer rebound

Business:

Consumer Shift online continues 

The pandemic-driven boom in shopping online will likely remain.

The future of work arrives

Much remote working set to be entrenched with companies rethinking office space

Supply chains rebalance

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Multinationals reshoring production still looks unlikely, but security and resilience will loom larger in their decisions 

The biopharma revolution

Vaccines should prove a shot in the arm for medical innovation

Portfolio restructuring

Divergencies between industries will narrow, but guffs will remain between winners and losers.

A green recovery

Governments stimulus packages will focus on environmental priorities

Society:

Healthcare systems take stock

Governments will review the covid-19 crisis with an emphasis on future preparedness.

Governments tackle rising debt

With high levels of debt, governments will assess how to confront their fiscal problems.

Stakeholder capitalism comes of age 

Businesses will recognize the need to serve a wider group of interests beyond shareholders 

 

Source: Mckinsey&Company

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