Iran Conflict Might Quietly Reshape the Global Economy for the Better
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Some economists say the Iran war could have a long-term positive effect on the global economy: it would push diversification and hardening of energy supplies, spur pipelines that bypass the Strait of Hormuz, potentially shrink OPEC, accelerate the shift to renewables, and boost U.S. natural-gas exports—mitigating price shocks even as the conflict causes immediate hardship.
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