2024 World Industry & Market Outlook

The “Industry and Market Outlook” series is the comprehensive, one-stop source for the most timely and accurate trends and forecasts on the largest world industries.The “2024 World Industry and Market Outlook” features 5-year trends (2018-2022), forecasts (2023-2025), and projections (2030) on the most important industries that describe the world economy. The publication also includes 2023-2025 forecasts on the largest industries for the largest 40 world countries.The book features statistics, charts, and extensive written analysis of current trends on economic topics, as well as forecast analyses for the 2024 global economy outlooks.“Industry and Market Outlook” readers can use the trend statistics and forecast analysis in a variety of ways:Investors: Financial planners and market investors constantly seek growth opportunities in emerging countries and high-performance sectors. The global forecasts on the largest industries will assist investors in their financial plans for 2024.Budgeters and Sales Executives: Accountants and sales managers need accurate forecast data to complete their budgets and sales targets for the coming year. Knowing the industry performance of countries where they sell products and services is essential at the beginning of the year.Here is a short list of the most important statistics and topics discussed in the “Industry and Market Outlook” (among the hundreds featured):Forecast Trends on Manufacturing Industries:Automobile ManufacturingAircraft ManufacturingPharmaceutical ManufacturingChemical ManufacturingForecast Trends on Retail Industries:SupermarketsWarehouse Clubs & SupercentersCar DealersDrug StoresThe unique methodology for the “Industry and Market Outlook” forecasts includes both longitudinal (historical) and latitudinal (vertical) analysis. The forecasts are based on historical data from various governmental organizations such as the World Bank, U.S. Census, and EuroStat but additionally include vertical analysis as changes in GDP, inflation, and imports/exports in one country impact those changes in other countries. For example, if the manufacturing of imported goods to the United States from China moves to other countries, such as Vietnam, how does that impact GDP changes in these countries?Barnes Reports, established in 1998, is a leading U.S. market research company based in Naples, Florida. Barnes Reports publishes hundreds of market research reports on global industries and products in the largest global information databases, such as EBSCO, S&P Global, and Refinitiv. Read more