The coronavirus will also have a lasting effect on consumer behavior globally
The pandemic situation has led to an unprecedented decline in consumption in almost all countries, also leaving a deep mark on consumer behavior. But how lasting will this effect be if the pandemic ends? The McKinsey Global Institute expects that in the United States, the rate of return to previous levels will vary in terms of income and age, while in Europe it is worth preparing for a somewhat more balanced but slower upturn. (origo)
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