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2021 Global Risks Outlook

Posted on January 26, 2021 by Mary Pat Campbell
Visualized: A Global Risk Assessment of 2021 And Beyond

Description: Looking at 2021 risks by impact and likelihood, along a variety of dimensions. Comes from the World Economic Forum analysis.

Author: Iman Ghosh

Publication Date: 25 January 2021

Publication Site: Visual Capitalist

Posted in RiskTagged forecasts, global, Iman Ghosh, predictions, risk assessment, Visual Capitalist, World Economic Forum

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