Purple line graph from 1999 to 2025; Brexit-related events are annotated; vertical dashed lines for GEs.

Long-term graph (1999–2025) showing rise in concern pre- and post-Brexit vote, peaking in April 2019 (72%); dark line with labeled political events.

The slide includes donut charts showing the main risks of Brexit for Germany as a business location, with categories like EU disintegration and trade reduction.

The slide features a line chart showing trends in the perceived risks of Brexit for Germany over time, with data on EU disintegration and trade concerns.

A table listing Brexit initiatives already implemented or planned, with implementation percentages and sectors.

The slide features a column chart showing the extent to which Brexit is expected to lead to job relocations from the UK to France, with a majority indicating no significant impact.

The slide uses icons and horizontal bar charts to show different opinions on Brexit negotiations, with categories such as uncertainty, optimism, and pessimism.

The slide has two pie charts showing preparedness levels and the expected impact of a hard Brexit.

Quadrant chart categorizing companies by preparedness and impact expectation with distinct labeled quadrants.

World map with pie charts indicating the share of enterprises that have relocated due to Brexit, with regional data.

A column chart showing year-over-year percentage change in real GDP from 2022 to 2025F for BRICS countries and other regions including China, India, LatAm, Brazil, Mexico, ASEAN, MENA, and SSA. Colors represent different years.

The slide includes two pie charts showing the share of global real GDP PPP by BRICS versus other major economies, alongside a map indicating annual real GDP PPP growth rates, with comparative data from 2015 to 2030.

Horizontal bar chart showing most important issues facing Britain in March 2025.

Includes a map of Australia showing different GDP uplifts in various regions, complemented by bar charts comparing the effects in remote, regional, and city areas.

Contains model equations, bullet points on methodology, and a brief author note.

Line graph overlaid on a column chart detailing the increase in broadband speeds from 2011 to 2022, with annotations explaining the growth.

Contains a map of Australia, graph legends, and explanatory text detailing the geographic impact of broadband speeds.

Table categorizing various broadband technologies in Australia, their descriptions, and potential speeds, using a range of colors for clarity.

Features a pie chart with associated column charts detailing changes in broadband subscriptions. Color-coded for clarity and visually simple to enhance understanding.

Includes bar graphs showing the cost of mobile broadband compared to fixed broadband as a percentage of income in Indonesia and other countries.

Complex diagram linking various social and economic benefits to broadband features, illustrated with interconnected colored blocks and arrows.

Slide has three separate sections with bulleted lists summarizing key findings from various papers, including employment and business creation due to broadband.

Two separate models presented as equations and text blocks summarizing findings about employment and business impacts.

The slide features a detailed literature review layout with a mix of text blocks and table showing percentage increases in GDP relative to broadband speed. It uses purple and green colors for the charts.

The slide features a bar charts with percentage labels, a map highlighting geographic regions, and text blocks. It visually contrasts broadband impact across different socioeconomic areas.

Features maps and bar graphs depicting the distribution of mobile and fixed broadband access across Indonesia's districts and provinces.

Slide features bold headings and a well-organized list that highlights key points about the nbn's goals and economic impact, illustrated with the nbn logo.

Slide features a column chart and a line chart showing mobile and fixed broadband penetration from 2013 to 2020. Annotations and trend lines highlight key data points and policy impacts. Colors blue and gray distinguish between different data types.

This slide shows a mix of bar charts and a small photograph of Airlie-Whitsundays. It displays broadband speed increases alongside GDP uplift in different regions, marked with colors for emphasis.

The slide features a column chart detailing broadband satisfaction levels in the UK. It has simple, clean visual elements with colors like blue and green denoting different satisfaction levels.

Features detailed bar charts comparing productivity impacts across various industries. Design elements are used to emphasize significant data points like in Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services.

This slide has a bar chart comparing broadband speeds over two time points (Sep-22 and Jun-23). Visuals are clean with green gradients, and data is presented clearly.

The slide contains a bar chart comparing the usage of different channels (TV, Social Media, OOH, Radio) between entrants and winners. Bars are vertically oriented with labels indicating the percentage usage of each channel.

White background with line chart tracking agreement over time that “[Country]'s society is broken” for 5 countries plus global average; blue info box on left.

Left panel with textual explanation; right panel contains a line graph tracking sentiment over time.

Line graph with average agreement to five statements comprising a “broken system” index; countries compared over time; text box lists index components.

Split layout with a bar chart on the left (BSKP Capacity Net Change) and a line graph on the right (Historical Price Spread).

Includes column charts depicting potential network cost reductions across various industries after shifting to network modernization.

This slide includes multiple column charts showing expenditure allocations by department, such as Education and Health. Each department is represented by columns for estimated and projected budgets, color-coded for clarity.

This slide presents a bar chart detailing expenditure allocations for top 15 ministries for the fiscal year 2019/20, displayed in descending order of funding.

Displays a circle diagram for budget sectoral allocations and a bubble chart showing access to regional markets with country statistics.

Slide uses multiple bar graphs to compare budget allocations across ten departments, using color coding to differentiate between higher and lower spending areas.

The slide is divided into five color-coded sections, each with icons representing different spending priorities like COVID-19 response and infrastructure. Text outlines key initiatives.

The slide contains two primary visual elements: a column chart on the left showing the Commonwealth budget surplus/deficit as a percentage of GDP from 1971 to 2026, and a line chart on the right depicting the Commonwealth gross debt in AUD billions from 1971 to 2026.

Contains multiple charts: a bar chart for federal budget composition, line charts for deficit and net interest outlays, and a line chart for federal net debt. Colorful and data-dense.

The slide features a dark background with two line charts and one column chart displaying budget deficits and total revenues/expenses over several years. Key data points are highlighted in yellow and red.

Features a line chart tracking changes in budget allocation over time, supplemented by insights into industry-specific budgeting.

Column chart and pie chart displaying expected purchase price, payment method, and what consumers value in their payments. The most common budget is 2-2.49M JPY, and most consumers prefer to pay in cash.

This slide uses a table to compare projected vs. actual budget performance metrics for 2023. It includes variance percentages and highlights key economic assumptions in a clean layout.

The slide uses a comparative layout with color-coded sections for each major spending area: Health, Finance, Education, Public Safety, and Social Welfare. Each section has key financial figures.

This slide features dual column charts showing comparisons between projected and actual revenue versus expenditure over multiple fiscal years. The layout includes labels for each fiscal year, with clear color differentiation between revenue and expenditure.

Features column charts comparing revenue, expenses, and deficits over three fiscal years. The columns are color-coded in pink, gray, and red, respectively.

Slide has a title at the top, a bar graph below, and related statistics on the right side with a distinct quote.

Line chart tracking marketing budgets as a percentage of revenues over time with markers for specific dates.

This slide features a flow diagram depicting the distribution between tax revenue and non-tax revenue, and different types of tax revenues (customs & excise, VAT, individual income tax, corporate income tax, other taxes). Uses contrasting colors for clarity. The layout is straightforward, taking central focus surrounded by explanatory text.

Pie chart showing the allocation of training budgets across sectors with a clear "79% Yes" indication.

This slide includes bar charts for country-specific results and a column chart for overall results, with a donut chart for response trends.

Column chart displaying changes expected in workspaces over the next three-to-five years. Contains three text quotes on the right in gray boxes. Colors used are yellow and gray.

Structured side-by-side table comparison; left-aligned icons for each decision criterion; three main columns: Decision Criteria, Detailed Considerations, and Build vs Buy Comparison. Header and icons use green and black theme.

Side-by-side tabular comparison of "Build" vs "Buy" options across six criteria. Icons represent each criterion; a green/gray/white layout improves clarity.

Three donut charts representing three modes of implementation: buy, mix, and build in-house

This slide presents information with a mix of text and images. It focuses on forest conservation and built environment opportunities, noting government support and carbon services ecosystem.

Line and column chart showing characteristics of bull and bear markets in the US from 1926 to 2021, including recessions and market corrections.

The slide has two visual elements: the upper part shows a column chart of MSCI World bull markets by duration and return, and the lower part shows a column chart of MSCI World bear markets by duration and loss.

Line chart tracking the S&P 500’s performance in various historical bull and bear markets. Color-coded by major economic events.

Bar chart contrasting opinions across countries on responsibility for tackling bullying; purple bars show division of roles.

A two-column layout: the left side features the question prompt and title in white text on a dark blue background; the right side is a ranked horizontal bar chart with data from multiple countries.

Bar chart showing country comparison on bureaucracy as a healthcare issue; blue left panel.

The slide compares feelings of burnout and comfort discussing mental health in the workplace between ethnic majorities and minorities, using bar graphs. The layout is clear and engaging.

This slide presents a straightforward column chart detailing the percentages of deskless workers feeling burned out and their job search intentions. The layout is minimalistic, focusing solely on the data presentation without extraneous visual elements, ensuring the statistics stand prominently against a clean background.

Light background with teal and black text. It features a column chart comparing burnout rates and mental health disclosure among different groups, with a woman's photo.

The slide uses a combination column charts to illustrate the prevalence of burnout symptoms among different demographic groups. Includes textual analysis of the data.

The slide contains a column chart comparing Gen Zs and Millennials on statements related to burnout and employer responses. The layout is clean, with a text section at the top and a chart at the bottom.

The slide uses three sets of column charts, colored green and red, depicting percentages of employee feelings towards burnout, retention, and company recommendation based on their satisfaction with managers. Each set is labeled with multipliers (1.4x, 2.2x, 3.2x) to signify the likelihood of the respective outcome.

Light background with teal and black text. It features two column charts on stress levels and burnout, and increased time spent on household tasks, with a woman's photo.

Light background with teal and black text. It includes two column charts about women's ability to switch off from work and their work/life balance, alongside a woman's photo.

The slide displays a column chart showing the nature of business activities, with manufacturing and distribution/consumer goods being the most common.

The slide includes bullet points discussing the adoption of agile practices in IT and business, along with a bar chart showing the percentage of teams adopting agile methods.

This slide presents a column chart showing the application of a common approach to business agility, with bars in green and blue colors.

This slide includes a column chart depicting the management of business agility as a continuous journey rather than a project with an end date, with green and blue bars.

This slide includes a column chart showing levels of clarity on why improving business agility is important, with bars in various shades of green and blue.

This slide displays a column chart indicating the percentage of organizations measuring their business agility outcomes, with bars in green and blue.

This slide presents a column chart showing levels of articulation of desired outcomes from improving business agility, with bars in green and blue shades.

This slide contains a column chart with various shades of green and blue bars indicating the levels of priority and clarity of business agility across organizations.

This slide shows a column chart with responses on the priority of business agility in organizations, featuring bars in green and blue colors.

This slide shows a column chart indicating the top-down decision-making process for business agility improvements, with green and blue bars.

The slide features a diagram with segments labeled and percentages indicating the distribution of assets between Seadrill's various entities. Adjacent to the chart, there's a list of bullet points detailing Seadrill's assets and partnerships. The overall color scheme is blue and yellow, reflecting the company branding, with the pie chart prominently positioned on the right, and text sections on the left. The chart's design is straightforward, with clear labels for each segment.

Central pie chart divided into four segments, with each segment's percentage and related business area labeled. Below are icons representing each business area.

Two pie charts showing the distribution of business banking relationships, accompanied by a column chart showing the growth of talech customers, using blue tones.

This slide features a line graph over time, showing trends in investor priorities related to business capabilities and EPS guidance. It's a data-driven layout with a focus on chronological changes and comparison.

Scatter plot analyzing the correlation between financial performance and business & technology dimensions among companies.

The slide contrasts the analysis of business disruption causes with C-suite leaders' perceptions, showing a perception gap, particularly in the importance of talent.

Line graph showing indexed business climate trends across regions, with emphasis on recent delta changes

This slide includes two line charts: one showing business trading conditions with average and standard deviation lines, and the other showing construction activity.

Two-panel line charts: Left shows business confidence indicators; Right shows PMI capital expenditure outlook across India, US, Euro area, UK, Japan.

The slide includes a combination of text and highlighted numbers and points. It also features quotes from various CEOs.

Left-side layout with a paragraph and a simple horizontal triangle graph showing expected revenue outlook. Right image shows a person analyzing a futuristic digital engine model.

Similar to slide 11, with the addition of 'Opportunities' in a third column; uses a simple and clean layout.

Includes company logos, brief stats about each company, and icons representing various business aspects, making it visually comprehensive.

The slide features a vertical column chart showing the annual growth rate of business disruption from 2019 to 2023, and a horizontal bar chart predicting the level of change in 2024.