The existence of most of the ones you listed sounds questionable.
How about economic risk exposure (for a given person/city/state)? I think there is already a ton of research on this.
E.g. funding some new nuclear power research could provide a 10000x ROI but .0000X% danger of destroying the city/area of the research facility.
Sounds reasonable. However, a better long-term strategy seems to be complete privatization. I.e. to remove the subsidies and tax breaks. I think Brian Caplan would support this strategy (see his book on the education system).
The existence of most of the ones you listed sounds questionable.
How about economic risk exposure (for a given person/city/state)? I think there is already a ton of research on this.
E.g. funding some new nuclear power research could provide a 10000x ROI but .0000X% danger of destroying the city/area of the research facility.