Australia
M&A a popular response to complexity, no worries over speed of innovation.
Brazil
Increased competition and high growth require new skills.
Canada
Strong recovery and buoyant world commodity markets bring optimism.
China
Issues of growth may give way to rising costs and regulation.
Denmark
Relative stability in complexity, but tax expected to be a major issue.
France
Relatively relaxed about complexity, looking to expand into new geographies.
Germany
Skepticism over opportunities of complexity, despite major increases.
India
Balancing new market opportunities with need for internal improvements.
Ireland
Today's challenges expected to fall away as recovery takes hold.
Italy
Complexity to decline as recovery overtakes problems of recession.
Japan
Speed of innovation a key driver of complexity looking forward.
Mexico
Optimism as complexity brings improvement opportunities.
Russia
Opportunities welcomed as businesses reorganise to meet new complexity.
Singapore
High costs and skills shortages are key issues, better IT and reorganisation popular solutions.
South Africa
Great change as businesses reorganise, many looking for opportunities.
South Korea
Competition increased complexity in the past, M&A in the future.
Spain
Business working through issues of recession, planning expansion abroad.
Sweden
Complexity a source of competitive advantage, new opportunities.
Switzerland
Some changes in complexity driven by regulation, but business remains confident.
United Kingdom
Increase in complexity driven by regulation, high costs a challenge.
USA
Regulation a continuing cause of complexity, new strategies needed.
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