A year before the COVID-19 outbreak, we argued in Winning the ’20s that the basis of competitive advantage was shifting. The combination of technology-fueled change, the rise of new learning technologies, and declining long-term growth rates, which require accelerated innovation, called for companies to compete on their rate of learning.
The World Economic Forum’s Global Risks Report 2021 analyses the risks arising from societal fractures and assesses the ability of the global community to tackle the world’s greatest challenges requiring societal cohesion and global cooperation. The report also studies new risks that have emerged as a direct result of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Experts from the National Rating Agency presented an analytical review, which reflects the impact of COVID-19 on the market situation, as well as the real threats to reduce marginality in the food retailing sector.
The World Bank has published detailed information on how Russia is addressing the coronavirus challenges, what more could be done, and how other countries are dealing with the pandemic.
The RANEPA analytical note assesses short-term and possible long-term consequences of the pandemic impact on spatial development trends, changes in citizens’ demands and requirements for the urban habitat, as well as recommendations for public policy improving in the field of urban development, taking into account COVID-19 lessons.
