Risk, Reward, and Resilience Framework: Integrative Policy Making in a Complex World
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Abstract
In the last few years, many states around the world have faced a series of shocks to theireconomies—from the seizing up of global supply chains to the weaponization of trade andfinance—that have catapulted concerns about how to strike a balance between risk, reward,and resilience into the center of public discussions and policy-making. This Article provides anew Risk, Reward, and Resilience Framework, which synthesizes and integrates insights fromdiverse disciplines and domains. I set out the drivers of each element, how they are connected,and resulting policy choices. To illustrate its practical application, I apply Risk, Reward, andResilience Framework to two case studies involving economic interdependence: the COVID-19 supply chain shock and China’s economic coercion of Australia. In doing so, I providepolicymakers with a new mental model for thinking about and working through complex policychallenges.
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