McKinsey Survey Shows Somewhat Brighter Economic Picture
02/23/2010
Nonetheless, the results also show uncertainty and uneasiness about the future, particularly at the global level. In fact, 46 percent of the responding executives agreed that "constrained global markets [were likely to] perpetuate imbalances" in the global economy over the next three months. This view, along with a dip in the share of respondents who expect their national economies to be better in six months, implies a slight dampening of economic hopes since December. Low consumer demand is seen as the largest single threat to national economic recovery in developed economies.
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