| Global Risks 2012 The world's vulnerability to further economic shocks and social upheaval risk is undermining the progress that globalization has brought, warns the World Economic Forum in its Global Risks 2012 report. The seventh edition of this annual publication was recently published. The report looked at 50 global risks and used a survey of 469 experts and industry leaders to capture the perceived impact, likelihood and interconnectedness of the risks. From this process the top five risks in terms of likelihood emerged as:
The top five risks ranked by potential impact are:
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