Table 4 Economic risk dyads-examples
From: Dyadic risk mechanisms–a nomenclature for 36 proto-cascading effects determining humanity’s future
Dyad | Example | Year reported |
|---|---|---|
EconTech | (a) Economic recessions/depressions can impact big tech or tech startups negatively (in the short term) but spur innovation in the medium term for resilient companies [116]. (b) Compare with TechEcon (see Table 1) | 2018 |
E2 | Systemic risks from financial system linkages lead to the co-occurrence of two negative economic phenomena (such as recessions, inflation, undercapitalization, exchange rate fluctuations, and collapse of too-big-to-fail institutions), leading to cascading failure of the financial sector [4, 81] | 2018 |
EconGov | Economic risks lead to government collapse or worse, failed states [103, 128] | 2003 |
EconSoc | The Great Depression led to mass unemployment [50] | 2009 |
EconNat | Economic growth from industrialization has led to climate change [89] | 2012 |
EconHealth | The Great Depression led to increased mortality and lower life spans [50], as well as cognitive disparities [52] | 2009 |