WEF identifies risks for Azerbaijani economy in next two years 

The World Economic Forum (WEF) has identified four risks for the Azerbaijani economy in the next two years, Report informs, citing the Global Risks Report 2022.
These risks include:

- Natural resource crises;
- Asset bubble bursts in large economies;
- Debt crises in large economies; and
- (i) Climate action failure, (ii) Collapse of a multilateral institution, (iii)Human-made environmental damage, (iv) Infectious diseases.

The Report presents the top five risks for each of the 124 economies surveyed by the World Economic Forum’s Executive Opinion Survey (EOS) between May and September 2021. Over 12,000 leaders answered the following question: “What five risks will pose a critical threat to your country in the next two years?” and were asked to select these from a list of 35 risks, with no particular order.

The question posed to EOS respondents is comparable to the following question asked to GRPS respondents: “Please identify your top five global risks of concern [that will become a critical threat to the world] over the next 0–2 years”.