Who is homo digitalis: The rapid ascent of the digital consumer As technology, connectivity, and culture converge, homo digitalis emerges as the defining consumer of our time. Knowing who they
Who is homo digitalis: The rapid ascent of the digital consumer As technology, connectivity, and culture converge, homo digitalis emerges as the defining consumer of our time. Knowing who they
South Africa’s Economy Holds Firm, but Employment Growth Remains Modest The Bureau of Market Research (BMR) at Unisa released its latest predictions for the South African economy as part of
Perceptions and projections: The South African economy beyond the braai fire Conversations around South African braai fires are rarely short of opinions on the economy. However, the tone is almost
What can Businesses do to Survive and Thrive in a Very Volatile Economy? It is clear that domestically and globally the number of economic, political and social uncertainties have escalated
Economists Signal Softer Growth Outlook Amid Mixed Economic Forecasts The Bureau of Market Research (BMR) at Unisa has released the latest update of the Economist of the Year (EoY) Competition,
Busting the myths about income growth in South Africa: The winners over the past decade For years, popular belief has been that the biggest winners in South Africa’s economy are
South Africa’s Market at A Turning Point: Past, Present And Future Insights from BMR’s 65-Year Review The Bureau of Market Research (BMR) recently released its 65th anniversary report, compiled by
Do consumers think through their choices, or do they buy on impulse? For much of modern economics, the answer seemed straightforward: consumers were assumed to be rational actors. Every purchase,
Why do more than three quarters of small businesses fail in South Africa? Available data shows that more than three quarters of South African small businesses fail (Cova Advisory as
Local vs. Global: What is driving South Africans to shop on Shein and Temu? It is clear from available retail statistics that many South Africans now prefer international clothing retailers