Each one loads in a click and is a starting point, not an answer. Change a date, a depth or a country and it becomes yours.
Leading edge supply is withheld from a bloc, fab capacity is redirected, and the shortage propagates through investment, productivity and prices rather than stopping at the semiconductor line.
Liquids supply falls and stays down. Watch the split between countries that produce, countries that refine and countries that only consume.
A price is applied worldwide and rises on a schedule. Emissions, renewable share, inflation and competitiveness all move, and not in the same direction for everyone.
One package imposed by a whole coalition at once. The engine weights the load by the share of world output imposing it, so a bloc is not the same as a country.
Water stress rises worldwide and the run warms by an extra 1.4 degrees. Agriculture, migration pressure and stability respond over the full horizon.
Births per woman rise in the countries that chose it. Nothing shows up for a decade, and then everything does, which is the point of a long horizon.
The policy rule is shifted and held. Debt service, currencies, investment and unemployment carry the weight in different proportions by country.
The compute and capability index rises faster than the prior. Productivity gains arrive unevenly, and the displacement term in unemployment is visible separately.
Tension and conflict intensity rise in one region. Alignment, freight, energy and risk premia move together, which is usually the part that gets underestimated.
No levers. The world as it is, with its usual quota of bad luck. Run it first so every other scenario has something honest to be measured against.
Every scenario in the library is built from the same levers you have. Load one, look at what it set, then move a date or swap a country. There is nothing in a preset that you could not have built yourself in a minute.
Saving a scenario of your own needs an account. Running one does not.
The presets are in the panel on the left of the simulator.
Open the simulator