Score reflects how much money the leverage moves, how hard and how consistent the supporting numbers are across both firms, and how directly you can act on it this quarter. Click a row to light it up in the network.
Method. Each data point is a figure taken verbatim from a 2026 PwC or Capgemini Research Institute publication (source and sample shown on click). A leverage is a decision or negotiation that two or more of those figures make stronger together: typically one number that proves the problem, one that proves the payoff, and one that proves the market or the peer behaviour. Scores are editorial, not computed: money at stake (40%), evidence strength and cross-firm agreement (40%), and how directly it can be actioned now (20%). Modelled figures ($450bn, 1.7x, +9 pts TSR, +15% GDP) are weighted below surveyed ones.