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COVID-19 Consumer Sentiment Snapshot #3: Turning the Tide

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28 April 2020
Как меняется потребительский рынок в связи с пандемией коронавируса COVID-19 Выпуск 3: переломный момент
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Snapshot highlights information drawn from a BCG consumer survey that we execute at one- to two-week intervals with our coding and sampling partner, Dynata. Our goal is to provide our clients and businesses around the world with periodic barometer readings of COVID-19-related consumer sentiment and actual and anticipated consumer behavior and spending to inform critical crisis triage activities, as well as rebound planning and decision making.


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