The paper describes long-term global systemic risks that affect the environment, the economy and society. The review also provides practical advice for investors for converting systemic risks into development models. There are six main global systemic risks: climate change, water security, geopolitics, technological evolution, demographic shifts, low and negative real long-term interest rates.
The coronavirus changes our lives in many ways. But what will happen when the pandemic is over? Will everything go back to how it was before? It is not very likely. Below, we collect 7+1 topics where lasting changes might happen.
Experts from the Center for Macroeconomic Analysis and Short-Term Forecasting present the 12th edition of Theses on Economics. The next article examines issues related to inflationary processes after the lifting of restrictions, the state of the Russian budget and the stabilization of industry after a deep recession.
The 15th edition of the Global Risks Report, published by the World Economic Forum with support from Marsh & McLennan and Zurich Insurance Group, provides a rich perspective on the major threats that may impact global prosperity over the next decade.
In this bulletin, the Research and Forecasting Department of the Bank of Russia examines the financial market and monetary policy in the current conditions created by the pandemic.
