7 Winning Business Strategies for a Global Economic Crisis
7 Winning Business Strategies for a Global Economic Crisis
Economists will be writing about COVID-19 for years to come. While the current economic uncertainty might seem unprecedented, we've seen some of the world’s greatest companies go through dark economic periods. Not only did they survive, they thrived. Some did so through smart acquisitions or increased customer-centricity. Some kept their eye on the prize through R&D investments and product innovations. And others made bold decisions to alter their pricing strategy.
The hard reality is that many companies, indeed whole industries, will be slow to recover from the COVID-19 global economic crisis. Sectors and markets are being unevenly affected. Consumer cohorts are subject to different impacts, financially and emotionally. Nonetheless, we think there is much to learn from past economic crises and how companies rose to meet their moment and set a course for future success. Find out more about winning strategies for bouncing back after recessions.
Economists will be writing about COVID-19 for years to come. While the current economic uncertainty might seem unprecedented, we've seen some of the world’s greatest companies go through dark economic periods. Not only did they survive, they thrived. Some did so through smart acquisitions or increased customer-centricity. Some kept their eye on the prize through R&D investments and product innovations. And others made bold decisions to alter their pricing strategy.
The hard reality is that many companies, indeed whole industries, will be slow to recover from the COVID-19 global economic crisis. Sectors and markets are being unevenly affected. Consumer cohorts are subject to different impacts, financially and emotionally. Nonetheless, we think there is much to learn from past economic crises and how companies rose to meet their moment and set a course for future success. Find out more about winning strategies for bouncing back after recessions.
Based on results from our national consumer omnibus study, this white paper reveals: