McKinsey Quarterly is the business journal of McKinsey & Company.
JANUARY 2012
An update of our research on the efforts of developed countries to work out from under a massive overhang of debt shows how uneven progress has been. US households have made the greatest gains so far.
NOVEMBER 2011
Cheap resources underpinned economic growth for much of the 20th century. The 21st will be different.
OCTOBER 2011
The economist and coauthor of This Time Is Different explains what history can teach us about the global downturn and why climbing out of it is still rife with risks.
Digitization is creating a second economy that’s vast, automatic, and invisible—thereby bringing the biggest change since the Industrial Revolution.
US consumers were feeling better about the economic outlook six months ago. Now they are not so sure—and they are changing the way they shop.
AUGUST 2011
The region’s prosperity depends on how its urban areas address economic and quality-of-life challenges.
The CEO of a global staffing firm and a Nobel laureate economist discuss the changing face of US employment and the obstacles to job creation.
New McKinsey research estimates the impact of Internet search in the global economy, pinpointing the sources of value and the beneficiaries.
Shake up your thinking by looking at the world from the perspective of a particular country, industry, or company. “Rooted” maps can help you unearth hidden opportunities and threats.
JULY 2011
Andrey Denisov has spent much of his career studying China. The economist and diplomat discusses the keys to China’s social and economic success.
The total value of the world’s financial stock is growing again, but recovery remains uneven across geographies and asset classes.
FEBRUARY 2012
Despite food price inflation and a stagnant housing market, China should maintain a rapid rate of growth.
DECEMBER 2011
A powerful new class of investors in emerging markets prefers other kinds of assets.
Executives’ views about the global economy and their companies’ prospects in most regions are more positive than in September, though they are still gloomier than in June.
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