Showing posts with label trends. Show all posts
Showing posts with label trends. Show all posts

Sunday, March 21, 2010

Even more trends of 2010



The trends covered in this report from Richard Watson are the following:

1. The global financial system will not collapse any time soon
2. Shifts in consumer behaviour will turn out to be temporary and superficial
3. The global economy is about to return to its default growth setting
4. A fault line will open up between developed and developing economies
5. Economies will run on a two-speed setting dependent on geography and sector
6. We have not addressed any of the fundamental causes of the GFC
7. There will eventually be another global crash and this time it will be a humdinger
8. There will be a growing sense of anger in developed countries
9. Food inflation will return and it will cause trouble in some countries
10. The middle classes in the US and Europe are about to get squeezed

Intriguing huh!? The complete report can be downloaded here.



Another great resource from the same author is the Trends and Technology Timeline.o
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Monday, February 22, 2010

More 2010 trends

Tim Stock, manager of a consumer insight think tank, and adjunct professor at Parson School of Design gives this lecture on this to come:

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Monday, February 15, 2010

The top trends for 2010 by the Trend Hunter



These are the top 20 trends from Trend Hunter TVo
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