Sets out all the risks they see in the world on a matrix which positions the various risks by their perceived impact on the global economy and by the perceived likelihood of their happening.
“In the latest sign of an economy addicted to artificial stimulus,” writes Fortune’s Colin Barr, “the Federal Reserve on Monday posted a record $81 billion profit for 2010.” Barr points out that the central bank’s take is “more money than the entire U.S. banking industry has made over the past three … years.”