Renowned economist Nouriel Roubini lays out ten overlapping global megathreats that could trigger severe economic and social disruption. Drawing on recent crises and long-term trends, he connects rising debt, expansive monetary policy, constrained labor and trade flows, intensifying U.S.–China rivalry, and climate impacts that hit dense urban regions.

Roubini shows how these forces interact to amplify risk—exposing supply chains, fueling inflation alongside stagnant growth, and creating the prospect of a Great Stagflation that outstrips the 1970s. He argues that piecemeal fixes may fail unless policymakers and stakeholders recognize the systemic links among these threats.

Targeted at readers interested in global economics, public policy, and risk analysis, the book offers a system-level diagnosis and a case for coordinated responses to reduce the odds of cascading crises.

• Key themes: debt crises and monetary policy
• Supply-chain disruption, trade barriers, and migration
• U.S.–China rivalry and geopolitical risk
• Climate impacts on cities and the economy

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