In collaboration with our internal research teams and external partners, MarketResearch.com released a variety of white papers in 2020 that provide expert insights to help you stay ahead of the latest industry trends and navigate economic changes related to COVID-19.
Available for instant download, these free resources cover a wide range of topics including the COVID-19 outbreak, economic forecasting, the market for pet products and services, and more.
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Executive Briefing
GlobalData’s executive briefing explores the COVID-19 outbreak, its impact on the economy, and implications for a wide range of sectors, including automotive, banking & payments, construction, consumer, foodservice, healthcare, insurance, medical, mining, oil & gas, packaging, pharma, power, retail, technology & telecom, and travel & tourism.
Forecasting in a Time of Crisis
Forecasters became more and more downbeat about economic prospects for 2020, and many estimates of real GDP growth were revised downward. Forecasting in a Time of Crisis examines this troubling trend with analysis from Freedonia’s long-time chief economist Tom Bowne.
Pet Market Bulletin: Assessing Coronavirus Pandemic Impacts on the Pet Industry
In this white paper, Packaged Facts provides an initial assessment of COVID-19’s likely effects on the U.S. pet market and offers predictions about which sectors will take the hardest blows and which could get a boost.
Diet Plans and Food Philosophies in the Age of Pandemic
Featuring new survey data from Packaged Facts, this white paper covers trends in dieting and eating preferences, demographic trends among those watching their diet, and consumer feelings about the effect of the pandemic on personal health and wellness.
Tiny Homes: A Bright Spot in the Prefabricated Home Market
With expert insights from The Freedonia Group’s Senior Analyst Matt Zielenski, this white paper provides an overview of current state of the tiny home’s market as well as insights into prospects going forward and the impact of COVID-19 on the demand for tiny homes.
