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| As 2021 draws to a close, we’re revisiting our most popular articles of the year in a series that spans the best of McKinsey Quarterly, the New at McKinsey blog, and more—we even feature an Editor’s Choice category. Today, we give you our most-read pieces from McKinsey Global Institute, which touch on everything from the future of work to what's ahead for global economic growth and productivity. Read on for our full top 10. |
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The pandemic accelerated existing trends in remote work, e-commerce, and automation, with up to 25 percent more workers than previously estimated potentially needing to switch occupations. Read the full report 
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The pandemic led to an unprecedented consumption shock across countries that upended long-standing consumer habits. But what happens once the pandemic is over? Explore what’s ahead
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Many changes in business models and consumer behavior during the pandemic will stick, but action will be needed to ensure the rebound is not uneven. Navigate this turning point
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China’s next challenge is to transform education and skills development to deliver the talent needed for an innovative, digitized, postindustrial economy. Read the report
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Bold innovation by some firms under pressure of the pandemic could deliver a productivity dividend, but that depends on corporate action broadening and robust demand. Read the full report
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Closing racial gaps across the economy is not only about righting historic wrongs. It is also about choosing a more dynamic future and realizing the full potential of a massively underutilized source of talent, to the benefit of all Americans. Address the disparities
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Companies that master the deployment of intangibles investment will be well positioned to outperform their peers. What do ‘top growers’ do?
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Four CEOs describe what goes into turning a world of data into a data-driven world. 5 takeaways
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We map the different ways in which the economic value that large companies create flows to households in OECD economies and examine what has changed in the past quarter-century. Understand the landscape
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Asia’s consumer markets are not only growing rapidly but diversifying and segmenting. Three changes in perspective are key to understanding new consumption paths in the region. Embrace growth
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