The slide presents a sentiment snapshot of consumers in five European countries, showing widespread negativity about the economic situation, especially in the UK. It calculates net confidence by subtracting negative from positive responses.

This slide visualizes global public sentiment about the current economic situation, showing a 36% global average rating of "good". Singapore, India, and Indonesia lead in optimism, while Japan and Argentina have the lowest. Commentary highlights regional trends and month-over-month changes.

The slide presents executive sentiment on economic conditions, showing a significant rise in positive outlook by June 2023. Accompanying commentary explains reasons behind this shift, including easing inflation, better domestic conditions, and improving global confidence, while risks still include geopolitical instability.

Assesses global sentiment on national economic conditions. The slide contrasts “good” vs. “bad” perceptions by country. India and Singapore show optimism, while Japan and South Korea remain pessimistic. Time-tracked changes show evolving sentiment.

The slide focuses on economic surprises in the Eurozone compared to the US and outlines the EU Recovery Fund grants' planned and actual disbursements, emphasizing economic recovery efforts.

The slide presents survey results indicating that 61% believe the economic system is biased towards a selected group, while only 27% think it provides equal opportunity, and 12% are unsure. It highlights public sentiment regarding economic fairness, which can be used for policy analysis or socio-economic studies.

Longitudinal data from G7 nations tracking economic sentiment since 2013. Graph highlights national divergences and inflection points—such as dips around 2020—reflecting macroeconomic changes and policy responses.

This slide reflects on the volatility of long-term economic trends, particularly in energy, as they underwent mean reversion in 2021. It examines the relative performance of traditional and alternative energy indices, then switches focus to the cost of options for securing immediate income during market dips across several domains, suggesting investment opportunities during periods of volatility. The juxtaposition of energy trends and option pricing provides a narrative on the impact of economic forces and market sentiment.

The slide suggests that economic uncertainties, particularly public debt and political uncertainties in the EU, have lessened in their impact on investment decisions in 2019.

Shows how economic uncertainty, driven by COVID-19 developments, peaked in early 2020 but has since decreased. Multiple data sources (news, social media) illustrate public sentiment, with annotations of major events for context.

This slide discusses the economic uncertainty and volatility in 2022, including expectations for recession, geopolitical shocks, and market normalization, segmented by managers and investors.

This slide forecasts where quantum computing will have the greatest near-term economic impact (~2025–2035). Disruptive effects are expected in chemicals, pharmaceuticals, and automotive sectors, while the financial industry sees high value but incremental impact.

This slide captures public agreement across countries that economic power outweighs military power in world affairs. Results indicate significant agreement overall, though there's a noticeable drop from the previous year in most regions.

Compares business leader insights on global uncertainties and their expected impact on company performance.

The slide presents divided opinions among CEOs about whether economic growth will benefit many people or a few, highlighting regional differences and economic inequality concerns.

Provides a comparative analysis of the global economic impact due to the pandemic, including GDP forecasts, stock market performance, and consumer activity.

This slide informs about the economic viability of point-of-sale lending, with emphasis on on-balance sheet growth, merchant discount rates, and projected revenues.

This slide indicates an upward trend in economic expectations among SEA respondents, highlighting future economic strength.

Discusses trends in economic optimism among surveyed companies, influenced by external factors like COVID-19 variants and inflation, crucial for understanding market sentiment.

Analyzes global economic forecasts with a focus on GDP growth projections and comparisons between baseline forecasts and actuals.

Focuses on the public's perception of the economy as a top issue, highlighting spikes during major economic or political events. Shows historical high (2008) and recent peak (2022).

This slide presents data from the Ipsos Issues Index, showing the top five concerns in Britain segmented by deprivation levels. It highlights how economic concerns dominate across all quintiles, while other issues like housing and immigration vary.

This slide focuses solely on the economy, charting public concern since 1999. Peaks correspond with major events like the 2008 crisis and 2022 inflation spikes. Election dates are marked for reference.

A global snapshot of predicted economic conditions for 2025, including anticipated changes in prices, taxes, inflation, unemployment, and interest rates. Most expectations trend toward worsening conditions.

Highlights CEO confidence levels in the U.S. and global economy, outlines key geopolitical and regulatory threats, and presents anticipated headcount changes. Includes views on tax impacts like Pillar Two and TCJA.

This slide shows public sentiment across countries on the belief that their economies are structured to favor the rich and powerful. It includes current (2023) agreement levels along with historical data from 2016 to 2022, and a global average of 67% agreement. The data reflect a strong perception of economic inequality and favoritism globally.

Displays agreement levels with the statement that the economy benefits the rich and powerful. The 28-country average is 67%. South Africa, Thailand, and Peru show the highest agreement, indicating widespread skepticism about economic fairness.

This slide presents global averages of anticipated economic issues in 2024, including 79% expecting price increases outpacing income and 70% foreseeing higher inflation and interest rates.

Presents a high-level snapshot of economic indicators across regions through a heatmap. It reveals varied performance in employment, inflation, and consumer activity, underscoring mixed economic signals as of May 2025.

The slide presents a line chart tracking the optimism regarding the U.S. economy over several years, with a focus on various business sectors. Insights regarding specific sectors are provided in a text box, emphasizing shifts in optimism levels and providing a comparative view across different sectors. The slide serves to analyze and communicate trends in economic sentiment.

It reviews the declining optimism of shoppers regarding the US economy for the year 2020, compared to previous years, indicating a weak economic outlook.

The slide shows a long-term trend of public perception regarding national economic situations globally. Since 2020, sentiment has been increasingly negative, with a persistent majority rating conditions as "bad."

This slide tracks global sentiment about national economic conditions over a 10-year period, contrasting the share of respondents who view the economy as good versus bad. It shows a significant long-term perception of negativity, with recent slight improvement in positive sentiment.

The chart compares perceptions of national economic situations. Singapore leads in positive sentiment (79%), while Argentina is lowest (2%). The red-green contrast highlights optimism vs pessimism. Commentary calls out notable shifts in Mexico (+3pp) and Germany (-4pp).

This slide analyzes economic concern by subgroup. Middle-aged (45–54), higher social grades, and those in London show the most concern. Visuals highlight geographical and demographic splits on economic anxiety.

Visualizes economic concern across key demographics. Men, Labour voters, AB grade, and 35–44 age group show highest concern. Regional concern peaks in London and South England.

The slide emphasizes the importance of collaboration in ecosystems to address costly innovation challenges. It outlines the roles of different stakeholders and provides an example of how such collaborations can support sustainable technology development.

Expands on previous discussions about enhancing SEA's green economy at an ecosystem level, outlining specific collaborative actions and support mechanisms necessary for environmental sustainability.

Emphasizes that successful Deep Tech ventures require coordinated actions among funding bodies (e.g., corporates, public finance) and enablers (e.g., regulators, universities), creating a connected innovation ecosystem.

Discusses the collaboration across the value chain to maximize resource efficiency in machinery and equipment, featuring role descriptions and industry examples.

A slide focused on the strategic advantage provided by a comprehensive ecosystem of financial services, detailing the types of clients and sectors served, and the unique value propositions offered to them.

Highlights five layers through which adaptable organizations can be viewed, focusing on their operations, organization, delivery, management, and individual execution. Intended to be used for discussions on corporate structure and change management in professional services.

Shows how top digital performers leverage large ecosystems to access new technologies faster. Emphasizes the value of vendor ecosystems over home-grown solutions.

Discusses the trend of decreased investment in edtech post-pandemic, with a focus on the impact of economic reopening and shifting investor interests towards other sectors like SaaS and Web3.

This slide captures generational change in public sentiment around education quality. While countries like Indonesia and Malaysia report improvements, many in Europe and South America feel their systems have deteriorated over time.

This slide illustrates near-universal public support for increasing education funding, with a 69% average across 28 countries. Countries are ranked by level of agreement, and minimal support is shown for lowering such spending.

The slide details generational perspectives on which parts of the curriculum receive too little emphasis. Boomers most frequently cite critical thinking, while Gen Z highlights wellbeing and curiosity.

This slide shows public perception by country regarding adequacy of school resources and facilities. Singapore leads in agreement while Hungary is lowest. The slide provides global context for education infrastructure confidence.

This slide gives an overview of the global private education market size with a detailed breakdown of the Asian sector.

This slide proposes a multi-faceted approach to educational reform aimed at bridging the skills gap created by technological advancements. It emphasizes the importance of dynamic, continuous learning and collaboration between educational institutions and employers, presenting a framework for future discussions on enhancing the adaptability and skill levels of the workforce.

This slide displays public sentiment across countries regarding how well national education systems prepare students, provide resources, reduce inequalities, and support future careers. It also shows comparative data by country, highlighting India and Hungary at performance extremes.

This slide shows the relationship between current perception of education quality and perceived improvement over time. It highlights countries that rank high in both, predominantly in Asia, suggesting cultural and systemic strengths.

Focuses on the proportion of tech to non-tech graduates in various countries, highlighting Brazil's large disparity. Useful for discussions on educational reforms or workforce development strategies.

The slide correlates education with economic prosperity, showing how educational attainment is expected to rise globally. It predicts only five countries will remain with >20% uneducated adult populations by 2050.

Analyzes the limitations in study hours faced by students in Nigerian public schools due to inadequate power supply, using international benchmarks to underscore the need for infrastructural improvements like solar power installations.

This visual compares public perception of education system quality with actual performance using PISA scores. Countries are grouped to highlight those underestimating or overestimating their system’s effectiveness.

Compares the perceived value and ROI of four-year degrees versus associates’ degrees among different student demographics.

This slide highlights statistics regarding access to education and childcare services. It showcases specific deficits in education availability, such as adult education and childcare, using graphical representations to clearly communicate the data.

This slide evaluates perceptions of France's preparedness for future professions related to digital and energy transitions, showing increasing concern from 2022 to 2023.

Projects the future trend in education technology spending, highlighting an increasing share of digital investments within the global education expenditure from 2019 to 2025. It emphasizes the accelerated shift towards digital education due to the pandemic.

Analyzes educational preferences and outcomes, focusing on enrollment differences between student groups.

This slide explores gender disparities in tertiary education enrollment by region as of 2018, noting that women have overtaken men in most areas. It discusses shifts in gender parity and its implications for global educational trends.

This slide highlights L.E.K. Consulting’s global education practice, particularly their experience in Africa. It underscores the firm's extensive on-ground experience in over 20 African countries, emphasizing their global reach and specialized expertise in education.

Summarizes various global efforts to enhance tech education, including opening new tech programs and online learning. Useful for policy discussions or educational development meetings.

This slide tracks the progress in global educational attainment from 1990, showing the growing trend through 2020 and projecting further increases by 2050. It highlights shifts towards higher education levels globally, with clear demographic segmentation.

A high percentage of respondents globally (69% average) support increasing education spending. Peru, Colombia, and Mexico lead with over 85%. Japan and South Korea show lower support, possibly due to existing systems or differing priorities.

This slide provides an overview of investment deals in the education sector in Africa from 2014-2018.

The slide provides a snapshot of global perceptions of education systems, tech’s impact, and social media concerns. It shows generational and geographic variances in confidence in education, curriculum quality, and views on childhood challenges.

Analyzes the correlation between power supply and educational outcomes in Nigeria, advocating for solar power as a solution to increase study hours and improve overall educational quality.

Details educational backgrounds of refugees and compares them with general refugee statistics.

The slide compares post-secondary educational attainment in different global regions for 2020 and projects for 2050. It discusses disparities and growth, emphasizing variances in educational progress across continents.

This slide shows survey results from 30 countries on who should primarily teach religious values—schools or parents. Most respondents favored parents, with significant variation by country.

Tracks concern over education quality and schooling, highlighting notable rises in 2002 and 2017, with record lows in 2022.

Displays changing public concern about education, with spikes during reforms like the introduction of City Academies. Concern has decreased steadily since 2020.

This slide illustrates public sentiment toward banning smartphones in schools by 2025. The Netherlands and Belgium have the highest perceived likelihood, while countries like Japan and Singapore show strong skepticism. The slide reflects varying cultural attitudes toward tech in education.

Proposes solutions for extending study hours in Nigerian boarding schools through enhanced power supply via solar installations, suggesting a significant uplift in educational outcomes as a result.

Highlights the effectiveness of solar power in increasing study hours at night, presenting data that shows enhanced educational outcomes and improved academic performance among students.

Evaluates the impact of improved power supply on study hours in Nigerian schools, illustrating a significant increase in study time due to better lighting conditions enabled by solar power, linking this to potential academic performance improvements.

The slide criticizes Nigeria’s education funding, showing low per capita spending and GDP share. Despite increases, the current levels are far below global benchmarks. With 18 million out-of-school children, major investment is urgently needed.

69% of global respondents favor more education spending. Peru and Indonesia lead in support. This indicates strong global consensus on the value of enhancing education systems and job training.

The slide presents survey results across 30 countries on public perceptions of how technology (including AI) will affect education. Most countries lean toward a positive view, but significant variation exists, with some populations more skeptical.

This slide outlines the transfer rates and graduation rates for community college students, highlighting the disparity in transfer success based on income levels.

This slide presents global survey results showing public opinion on how well school curricula focus on student wellbeing. Most countries show high dissatisfaction, indicating that wellbeing receives too little space in education.

Analyzes current figures and future projections of post-secondary educational attainment in the young workforce of major countries, emphasizing the growing role of India and China and the relative performance of others like Korea and Japan.

This slide presents the most commonly cited educational challenges across 30 countries, with “outdated curriculum” and “inadequate teacher training” as top concerns. It also shows which countries report these issues most strongly.

This slide quantifies the cumulative impact of enacted and proposed tariffs, estimating a total increase of 36.9 percentage points in effective tariff rates. It breaks down contributions by category and timing.

Discusses the implications of different COVID-19 vaccine efficacy rates on public health strategy and vaccine adoption policies.

This slide highlights how efficiency measures in the pharma industry have driven strong investor returns, with comparative data on stock performance.

The slide focuses on operational efficiency, showing the efficiency ratio trend over time and identifying key drivers of efficiency improvement.

Illustrates cost management with reduced cost-income ratio and increased investment plans. Emphasizes that efficiency savings will enable reinvestment in digital experience, capability building, and business growth.

It focuses on the efficiencies gained in the underlying business operations within Consumer & Community Banking, showing a decrease in costs and improvements in productivity metrics since 2014.

Analyzes Barclays UK's current operational costs by department and outlines future efficiency initiatives like digitalization, service redesign, and product simplification. Includes quantitative highlights on touchpoints and product reduction.

Highlights JPMorgan's operational strategies aimed at balancing cost management with strategic investments to foster growth.

Describes efficiency gains since 2014 with workforce and branch network optimization, robot deployment, and productivity increases.

This slide compares JP Morgan Chase & Co.'s efficiency and return metrics against industry peers and within its own largest business segments, suitable for presentations on competitive analysis and financial benchmarking.

This slide displays global trust levels in electoral systems. Hungary, Peru, and Türkiye exhibit high distrust, while Sweden, New Zealand, and Singapore demonstrate strong confidence in election transparency.

This slide analyzes the volume of elective procedures in APAC hospitals, showing data on monthly procedures performed or expected each year. It also highlights departments that have recovered to pre-COVID-19 operation levels.

This slide presents a timeline of electric medium and heavy-duty truck model launches by major OEMs. It includes BEV, FCEV, and hybrid variants with SOPs, pilot phases, and announced projects. It highlights industry readiness and growing diversity in powertrain technology.

Analyzes the discrepancy between planned and actual sales of electric vehicles under the FAME-II scheme, discussing implications for industry and policy adjustments.

This slide explains new eligibility rules for EV battery tax credits under the IRA, requiring critical minerals to be sourced from specific countries. It emphasizes growing domestic content requirements over time.