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Russia has been hit badly by the global economic downturn since 2008 but the effects vary across the country. Moscow is fairing best, especially when compared to regions that depend on mining or manufacturing. Rising unemployment will, nonetheless, test the resilience of urban consumers in the second half of 2009...

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This new report offers a strategic overview of the key trends in the global clothing and footwear industry.

The analysis goes beyond the data and statistics to look at current and future trends around the world, as well as how recent economic, political, and technological developments are affecting the industry.

This report will be invaluable for anyone looking to understand the global perspective and which markets offer the best growth potential.

What’s hot now in clothing and footwear?

  • Western Europe: Sports
  • Eastern Europe: Fashion
  • North America: Suits and Ties
  • Latin America: Fashion and Sports

 

Clothing and Footwear Value Share by Country in Western Europe

Clothing and Footwear value share by country in Western EuropeClothing and Footwear value share by country in Western EuropeClothing and Footwear value share by country in Western Europe

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In the face of the economic downturn following the financial crisis of 2008, rising healthcare costs in the USA are becoming increasingly unsustainable for businesses, families and the government. Reforms are on the horizon which may increase coverage but may not stop cost growth...

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