Geoeconomic Coercion Early-Warning Model
Scores bilateral trade relationships for exposure to economic coercion and separates the result into structural vulnerability, escalation likelihood and impact severity. Users can change the six dimension weights and stress one driver at a time.
What the model examines
Which bilateral relationships are structurally exposed to coercion, through which channel and under what escalation conditions?
How the model is structured
A deterministic weighted composite combines trade dependence, commodity concentration, diplomatic intensity, sector exposure, route exposure and alliance dynamics. Results are resolved into three analytical layers plus a secondary composite. A counterfactual control re-scores one stressed driver against the baseline.
What this model is built to test
- Four-card analytical summary
- Causal chain from exposure to consequence
- Bilateral risk heatmap
- Six-dimension driver breakdown
- Strategic-sector dependency flags
- Scenario narratives
- Single-driver counterfactual
Decision controls
- Focus country
- Six dimension weights
- Bilateral pair
- Sector-risk country
- Scenario count and type
- Counterfactual driver and adjustment
Analytical returns
- Structural vulnerability score
- Escalation likelihood score
- Impact severity score
- Secondary overall composite
- Bilateral risk matrix
- Driver decomposition
- Sector dependency flags
- Scenario narratives
- Counterfactual stress-test comparison
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