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- February, 2012
- The Rise of the Cash Machine
- Jeff Kotzen, Frank Plaschke, Hady Farag, Eric Olsen
Global equity markets declined in 2011, but that didn’t stop some companies from delivering double-digit total shareholder returns. The big winners were cash machines that created value by improving margins, increasing asset productivity, and returning free cash flow to shareholders in the form of dividends and share repurchases.
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- White Paper
- February, 2012
- Revitalizing the U.K. Civil Service: Connecting Day-to-Day Work With Overall Purpose and Goals
- Craig Baker, Nick South, Anthony Speca
- The Boston Consulting Group has compared the results of the U.K.’s 2011 Civil Service People Survey with our database of similar surveys covering more than 1 million workers from all walks of life around the world. The results are very revealing—in some U.K. Civil Service organizations, for example, fewer than one in five employees would recommend their place of work. As the U.K. government strives to deliver much more and much better with much less, its leadership must not delay in addressing low morale—and hence low productivity—among civil servants.
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- Focus
- February, 2012
- The Tiger Roars: Capturing India’s Explosive Growth in Consumer Spending
- Amitabh Mall, Kanika Sanghi, Abheek Singhi, Arvind Subramanian
- Consumer spending in India is poised to grow 14 percent annually through 2020. A new generation of consumers who have grown up in an era of economic liberalization and social freedom is fundamentally changing the consumer market. Companies with global ambitions must make India a priority.
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