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.
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 article analyzes the phenomenon of trust in Russian society during the coronavirus pandemic. The research is based on telephone interviews conducted by the Center for Civil Society and Nonprofit Sector Research with support from the HSE Basic Research Program.
Deloitte experts have analysed AI adoption trends among organizations, outlining the associated risks and offering recommendations on conquering them.
In this publication, the Institute of Natural Monopolies Research (IPEM) summarizes the performance of Russia’s manufacturing industries in March 2020. Against a backdrop of unfavorable global economic environment coupled with measures against the COVID-19 pandemic, demand growth was registered in low-tech industries only. In extractive industries, the drop in demand is the sharpest on record since 2009.
