Ten key global risks the United States faces right now: Michael Weidokal

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July 12, 2023

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Ten key global risks the United States faces right now: Michael Weidokal

All ten not only pose immediate threats to our well-being and security, but will continue to elevate overall risk levels for years and decades to come. Understanding these risks, and their potential impact, is the best way for our region, your business, and your family, to prepare for the future. Ignoring them would be a unnecessary risk, writes guest columnist Michael Weidokal, founder and president of International Strategic Analysis and the Executive-in-Residence at the Carmel Boyer School of Business and Baldwin Wallace University.

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