India's perceptions of recovery from the economic crisis are lagging behind perceptions of recovery from the health crisis, according to a white paper by TRA Research. While consumers have considerable trust in India's ability to address the health crisis, their belief in India addressing the economic crisis is significantly lower. The highest concerns across cities are families contracting the disease and job/business loss.
India's perceptions of recovery from the economic crisis are lagging behind perceptions of recovery from the health crisis, according to a white paper by TRA Research. While consumers have considerable trust in India's ability to address the health crisis, their belief in India addressing the economic crisis is significantly lower. The highest concerns across cities are families contracting the disease and job/business loss.
India's perceptions of recovery from the economic crisis are lagging behind perceptions of recovery from the health crisis, according to a white paper by TRA Research. While consumers have considerable trust in India's ability to address the health crisis, their belief in India addressing the economic crisis is significantly lower. The highest concerns across cities are families contracting the disease and job/business loss.
Economic facility crisis recovery from RBI perceptions low: TRA India’s crisis recovery perceptions are positive on the Banks’ healthloans riselagging front but 7.2%ininterms of economic tworecovery, weeks to April 10: by a white-paper RBIconsumer insights and brand Analytics Company TRA Research said. There is a significant gap between the ongoing national lockdown in terms of decision making and implementation, and fears of long-term financial and economic impact are prominent among citizens. While consumer trust about India’s ability to combat the health crisis is considerably high, the belief that India will be able to combat the economic crisis is significantly lower; the highest concern across cities was that the family may contract the disease, while job/business loss was the second biggest concern, followed by delays in salaries.