Share of respondents (%)Talent and/or labour shortages Disruptions to a systemically important supply chain Lack of economic opportunity or unemployment Asset bubble bursts Economic downturn (recession, stagnation)Inﬂation Inequality (wealth, income) Pollution (air, soil, water, etc.) Disruptions to critical infrastructure Debt (public, corporate, household)Top global risks addressed by Corporate strategies FIGURE D.6 Source World Economic Forum Global Risks Perception Survey 2024-2025."Which approach(es) do you expect to have the most potential for driving action on risk reduction and preparedness over the next 10 years?" Risk categories Economic Environmental Geopolitical Societal Technological Share of respondents (%)Societal polarization Misinformation and disinformation Intrastate violence (riots, mass shootings, gang violence, etc.) Censorship and surveillance Talent and/or labour shortagesErosion of human rights and/or of civic freedoms Adverse outcomes of frontier technologies (quantum, biotech, geoengineering) State-based armed conﬂict (proxy, civil wars, coups, terrorism, etc.) Concentration of strategic resources (and technologies) Geoeconomic confrontation (sanctions, tariffs, investment screening)Top global risks addressed by Multi-stakeholder engagement FIGURE D.7 Source World Economic Forum Global Risks Perception Survey 2024-2025 ."Which approach(es) do you expect to have the most potential for driving action on risk reduction and preparedness over the next 10 years?" Risk categories Economic Environmental Geopolitical Societal Technological Global Risks Report 2025 96