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- The Emerging Global Labor Market: Part I - The Demand for Offshore Talent in Services
- Outsourcing is a problem for the US and First World in general, because all tradable goods production and service jobs can be outsourced. The McKinsey Global Institute has conducted a large-scale research study with the aim of providing hard data about the emerging global labor market. This report, the first...
- White papers 2005-06-01
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- Future exports from the world's two biggest developing countries will be radically different.(Tip sheet: key metrics and supply alert)(McKinsey Global Institute)(Brief Article)
- Future exports from the world's two biggest developing countries will be radically different. China and India are taking different paths to economic prosperity, says Diana Farrell, director of the ... Future exports from the world's two biggest developing countries will be radically different....
- Research articles 2004-10-07
- Emerging Economies to Lead Global Economic Growth
- Emerging markets, not mature economies, will drive global financial growth in years to come, concludes a new report by the McKinsey Global Institute registration required. Countries in Asia, Latin America and other developing regions got soaked last year as housing and credit bubbles in the U.S. and...
- Blog posts 2009-09-29
- Productivity Of Growing Global Energy Demand: A Microeconomic Perspective
- Energy is again in the headlines. Higher oil, gas, coal, and uranium prices have brought back age-old concerns about whether the physical resources of the globe can meet the rapidly growing demand from developing economies. To provide a fact base to inform the debate, the McKinsey Global Institute MGI and...
- White papers 2006-11-01
- $US still oils global money markets.(Brief Article)
- Apr 19, 2005 (The Age - ABIX via COMTEX) Diana Farrell, of the McKinsey Global Institute, claims Europe, the US and Japan still dominate capital markets. However, the comparative strengths of capital market dominators are undergoing realignment. In the 25 years to 2005, the...
- Research articles 2005-04-19
- Increasing Global Competition and Labor Productivity: Lessons From the US Automotive Industry
- Studies of productivity by McKinsey Global Institute MGI and others have shown that when new, more productive players enter a sector previously sheltered from global competition, the sector's overall level of productivity rises. Less clear, however, is what happens at a company level to link cause and effect. Taking U.S....
- White papers 2005-11-01
- International and Corporate Leaders Discuss Climate Change, Profitability of Reducing Carbon Emissions
- The Climate Group, Sir Nicholas Stern, McKinsey Global Institute and Prominent Business Leaders Meet to Address the Economics of Global Warming SAN FRANCISCO -- The Climate Group will host a briefing on the economics of climate change featuring Sir Nicholas Stern - head of UK Government Economic Service and...
- Research articles 2007-03-30
- The Perennial Struggle: Analysis vs. Intuition
- Another day, another decision -- should you go with your gut or rule by the numbers? Jack Welch earned his spot as one of America's most-admired chiefs by virtue of his "uncanny instincts." (As hinted by his bestselling book, Jack: Straight from the Gut.) Meanwhile, the McKinsey Global Institute annual...
- Blog posts 2007-06-04
- U.S. Productivity Growth, 1995-2000
- U.S. Productivity Growth, 1995-2000; McKinsey Global Institute; Available at www.McKinsey.com. This report of year-long McKinsey research shows that many of the product, service and process innovations underlying the U.S. productivity improvement that began in 1995 will continue to generate growth above the long-term, 1972-95 trend. However, the growth rate will...
- Research articles 2002-01-01
- U.S. Productivity Growth, 1995-2000
- U.S. Productivity Growth, 1995-2000; McKinsey Global Institute; Available at www.McKinsey.com. This report of year-long McKinsey research shows that many of the product, service and process innovations underlying the U.S. productivity improvement that began in 1995 will continue to generate growth above the long-term, 1972-95 trend. However, the growth rate...
- Research articles 2002-01-01
- Size Matters in Banking, and Big is Worse
- Columbia University finance professor Charles Calomiris makes a case in yesterday's WSJ about why the world needs giant banks. "There are sizable gains from retaining large, complex, global financial institutions," says Calomiris, an economist and the former co-director of the American Enterprise Institute's "Financial Deregulation Project." ...
- Blog posts 2009-10-20
- Worldwide credit conditions.
- CREDIT BRIEFINGS OFFSHORING EXPLOSION. Offshoring will grow at a rate of 30% to 40% a year over the next five years, according to a new study from McKinsey Global Institute. McKinsey calculates that for every $1.00 of U.S. labor costs offshored, $1.45...
- Research articles 2003-11-01
- Driving productivity and growth in the UK economy
- Driving Productivity and Growth in the UK Economy is the latest in a series of in-depth studies carried out by the McKinsey Global Institute MGI on the performance of national economies. It suggests that increased productivity in key sectors of the UK economy could lead to higher incomes, lower prices...
- Research articles 1999-02-01
- Why Baby Boomers Will Need to Work Longer
- Most US baby boomers are not prepared for their retirement, and neither are the US and world economies. Boomers can help mitigate the consequences by remaining in the workforce beyond the traditional retirement age. The twilight of the US baby boom generation is approaching, and...
- Articles 2008-12-12
- Systems alert for Macquarie.
- Byline: David James Jul 22, 2005 (BRW - ABIX via COMTEX) -- The McKinsey Global Institute calculates that in 1980, global financial stock was roughly equal to global gross domestic...
- Research articles 2005-07-22
- Wagoner's Gone, but GM is Still Plugging the Volt
- Although corporate stocks sometimes jump when an unsuccessful CEO bails out, the news that Rick Wagoner of General Motors resigned under pressure sent its shares (at just $3.62 at the close Friday) down more than 30 percent in initial trading Monday. The stock had gone as low as $1.45 a share in...
- Blog posts 2009-03-30
- DEMOGRAPHIC DEFICIT, THE
- As population growth declines and existing populations grow older, household wealth is also going to take a plunge, says new research by the McKinsey Global Institute. In just two decades, household financial wealth will be about $31 trillion less than if historical trends had continued.The effect of this reduction? Reduced...
- Research articles 2005-07-01
- Talent shortage problematic for Chinese economy
- The Chinese education system is producing plenty of college graduates--3.1 million this year, compared with only 1.3 million in the United States--but they lack practical skills and have little proficiency in English, according to a new research report from economic think tank McKinsey Global Institute. As a result, they aren't...
- Research articles 2005-12-01
- Aging gracefully.(Brief Article)
- May 02, 2005 (Far Eastern Economic Review - ABIX via COMTEX) Japan, the world's second largest economy, must find a viable solution to one of its biggest problems, the aging society. A report prepared by McKinsey Global Institute contains a prediction that a third ...
- Research articles 2005-05-02
- How regulation kills new jobs.
- Western Europe's unemployment rate is double that of the US, and a new report from the McKinsey Global Institute suggests government policies that restrain trade may be to blame. They prevent healthy industries from creating the jobs to offset job losses elsewhere. DESPITE the profusion of studies on unemployment that...
- Research articles 1994-11-19
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