Uneven distributions of wealth, xenophobia (dislike of foreigners), the number of ethnic and religious groups, and the number of political parties are all causes of economic risk

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Economic risk is primarily influenced by factors such as economic policies, political stability, government debt, and fiscal deficits rather than the number of ethnic and religious groups, the number of political parties, or xenophobia. While these social and political factors can indirectly affect economic stability, they are not direct causes of economic risk.

Uneven Distributions of Wealth, Xenophobia (Dislike of Foreigners), the Number