The study looked at how water scarcity in one place can affect economies worldwide. By analyzing data from 1995 to 2009, researchers discovered that water scarcity risk in one country can impact other countries through global trade. Countries like China, India, Spain, France, and Turkey play a big role in this. Sectors like agriculture and utilities are crucial for the global economy's resilience to water scarcity. The study shows a need for nations to work together to manage and conserve water resources. It also points out that some countries are at risk of water scarcity due to importing goods from water-scarce regions. The findings highlight the importance of keeping an eye on water resources and developing strategies to deal with the risk of water scarcity in global trade.