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If Gaza gifts Trump the White House the great Bidenomics experiment is over. A lot of other things will also be over
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If Gaza gifts Trump the White House the great Bidenomics experiment is over. A lot of other things will also be over

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Jim Power & Chris Johns
May 09, 2024
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The economic consequences of the war in Gaza have so far been very limited. The oil price has been well-behaved, all things considered.

But that war is shaping up to be a forever war. That's the logical conclusion that flows from observing two sides committed to the other's destruction.

If the war costs…

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