Global Risks report 2

1) Fragiles Society Under Pressure:

How did the income of richest person is more than poor people and why is it keep increasing?
What made the income inequality is widening quickly large emerge market?
What happen when you lower the economic growth and technology in developing country?
" As societies become less homogenous and less bound by common values, and more polarized into the have and have-not, they will become harder to govern effectively. This in turn increases the risk of prolonged economic stagnation, creating the potential for a self-reinforcing downward spiral into social chaos. States will need to mitigate this risk through policies to make growth more inclusive: providing public goods and services such as social protection, hospitals, schools, transport and telecommunications infrastructure. "

2) Growing worries about conflict:

why did people believe that the world was entering the new era of strategic competition?
How can the economic uses and cyber warfare can attack people's private?
Is it the ISIS is the main problem causes Geopolitical risk in Iraq and Syria?
"A recent example is Iraq and Syria, where ISIS has claimed control of territory and attracted 20,000 to 30,000 fighters from a near standing start. The rapid rise and brutality of ISIS as well as the response of the international community may underlie the increased likelihood and impact attributed by respondents to the risk of the deployment of weapons of mass destruction and the higher potential impact than in previous years associated with large-scale terrorist attacks (Figure 1.3). "

3) Economic Risk: Out Of The Spotlight?

How can the financial crisis may reflect the false of control? 
What is the risk of asset bubble?
Is it the decision-maker only worry about the main problem that could lead to inaction?
"The evidence of frothiness is increasing in a number of housing markets in both advanced and emerging economies – including Canada, the United Kingdom, Switzerland, France, Sweden, Norway, China, Hong Kong SAR and Singapore – as well as in a number of credit and equity markets across the world."

4) Environment- High concern, little progress:

What are the top 10 risk that can affect the environment?
How human adapt to the new problem in 2030?
"In 2015 the international community has a once-in-a-generation opportunity to align the climate change and development agenda. A series of global summits on climate change, disaster risk reduction, financing for development and sustainable development goals could embed into the post-2015 global governance architecture a coherent agenda for tackling interlocking environmental risks."

5) Technological: Back to the Future

What did the cyber crime did to cause damage cost up to $100 Billion each year?
How can protect ourself away from hacker?
"The pace of innovation and the highly distributed nature of the Internet require a new approach to global Internet governance and cooperation. As more people rely on the Internet, the question of Internet governance becomes increasingly important. Two kinds of issues exist: technical matters, to make sure all the infrastructure and devices that constitute the Internet can talk to each other; and overarching matters, to address cyber crime, Net neutrality, privacy and freedom of expression."

6) Preparedness at regional level is different?

Why is it important to look at the preparedness from a disaggregated perspective?
Why high structural unemployment is seen at risk in Europe?
"East Asia and the Pacific is perceived as least prepared for interstate conflict and failure of urban planning. It is also the only region that reported being least prepared for man-made environmental catastrophes following the 2011 Fukushima incidence."