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Latest revision as of 16:17, 19 April 2023
Risk management - economics.
Geoeconomics describes the relationships between international economics and international politics (geopolitics).
It includes the use by states of economic tools to promote their geopolitical objectives.
Geoeconomic instruments include trade policy, sanctions, monetary policy, energy, commodities, foreign aid and cyber.
Source: Mariane Schneider-Petsinger - Chatham House - December 2016.
See also
- Chatham House
- Climate risk
- Commodity
- Cyber security
- Cyber threat
- Economics
- Event risk
- Foreign aid
- Geopolitical risk
- Geopolitics
- Investment risk
- Monetary policy
- Offshore
- Political risk
- Risk management
- Sanctions
- State
