A Seismic Shift

Over the last three decades, developed economies have enjoyed the benefits of first-mover advantage in globalizing their operations, which has given a major shot in the arm to the West’s bottom line. Deloitte’s recent report, Business Trends 2014: The Next Wave of Globalization, shows leaders in the developing world are brimming with confidence that sunnier days are ahead.

| July 09, 2014


Deloitte's Eamonn KellyDeloitte's "Business Trends 2014" report focuses on the next wave of globalization

Over the last three decades, developed economies have enjoyed the benefits of first-mover advantage in globalizing their operations, which has given a major shot in the arm to the West's bottom line. Now, developing economies are looking to catch up, and are poised to start competing with legacy players in a serious way, perhaps even flipping the script on the longstanding global business power structure. Deloitte's recent report, Business Trends 2014: The Next Wave of Globalization , shows leaders in the developing world are brimming with confidence that sunnier days are ahead. Deloitte's Eamonn Kelly sat down with Consulting to take a deeper dive into the seismic shift happening beneath our feet.

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