Belarus
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Depopulation in Belarus from 2021-2040 will result from negative natural change and flat migration, as deaths outweigh live births. Higher living standards will drive ageing, with a rise in the 65+ population shaping consumer trends and spending. As major cities experience population decline, continued affiliation with Russia will further hinder Belarus's potential as an appealing consumer market in the short to medium term.
The digital revolution has been rewiring retail for years. The Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic accelerated this transition as e-commerce became the default setting for many housebound consumers. The crisis-inspired surge in e-commerce is leading to a permanent shift in retail, creating both new challenges as well as new opportunities for retailers and consumer brands alike. This report explores these opportunities and challenges in Eastern Europe.
Eastern Europe’s digital development continues as consumers increasingly embrace digital services. Consumers previously suspicious of the safety of online payments began to trust and value the convenience of fast and secure online payment methods as they came into greater contact with them in 2020 due to Coronavirus (COVID-19). This shift is not expected to be a temporary trend during the pandemicbut will help accelerate digitalisation, particularly with the arrival of 5G on the horizon.
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