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India Today on MSNWhy breaking gender roles is imperative for India to sustain economic growthA recent McKinsey report reiterates the need for bringing women into the Indian workforce in big numbers for the country to ...
Will India grow old before it grows rich? According to a new report by McKinsey, India has 33 years before its demographic ...
In another move, Fugro recently embarked on its first CCS project, partnering with Eco Carbon Engineering Solutions Limited ...
N EW DELHI: A McKinsey report on demographics has warned that India has only 33 years, a little over one generation, until it is as "old" as advanced economies are today. It underscores the need ...
The McKinsey Global Institute reports a shift in global consumption patterns from the West towards India and emerging Asia. By 2050, these regions are projected to command 30% of global consumption.
McKinsey & Co. partners are increasingly concerned about the firm's presence in China due to escalating US-China tensions.
As India aspires to cement its position as a global manufacturing hub, it is an ethical imperative and economic necessity to ...
A new McKinsey report has sounded the alarm on India’s demographic trajectory, warning that the country has just 33 years—roughly one generation—before it reaches the same level of aging as ...
India’s private equity (PE) market is witnessing increasing buyout activity, driven by consolidation opportunities and global ...
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Mckinsey Report Warns India Has 33 Years Before It Gets 'Too Old' | World DNA | WIONIndia’s demographic advantage will shrink by 2050, warns McKinsey. The report highlights a growing aging population and declining fertility. Watch this report for more details! Sebi Bans ...
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