In Module 12, Natural Hazards, the frequency of natural hazards are not usually discussed at percentages.  For example, experts do not discuss hurricanes that have a 1% chance of occurring, they talk about the 1 in 100 year storm.  This is referred to as the:

From Module 10B, Alleviating Poverty, what is something DEVELOPED COUNTRIES governments can do to alleviate poverty in developing countries:

In the module 14 reading “Managing Risk in an Unstable World”, political risk is defined as the impact of politics on markets. Examples of political risk include:

From the module 10B reading “Alleviating Human Misery”, which of the following is something LESS DEVELOPED governments can do to alleviate poverty?

In the Module 9 reading Strategy, Risk and the Global Financial Crisis , the author discusses that the competitive advantage time for organizations has been shortened. This emphasizes the need for:

In module 14, one of the readings discussed economic nationalism.  The reading suggested a strategy to manage the risk of economic nationalism was to include strategic planning.  Strategic planning stressed the need to:

According to Module 12, Natural Disasters and the Human Population, the difference between a natural hazard and a natural disaster is: the number of fatalities the amount of damage the economic effects

In the module 13 reading “Is Global Aging a Major Problem?”, savings rates and investment is one of the 11 specific challenges of an aging population. Which of the following is a challenge of an aging population specifically related to savings rates and investment?

From Module 7, Overview of Risk for Individuals, common types of liability risks include: I. Property ownership (including cars and animals) II. Employer-Employee relationships III. Parents-Children relationships

According to the 2021 Global Risks Report, which of the following are threats to the global business landscape?  I. protectionism II. technological transformation III. social unrest