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The Impact of Losing Russian Crude on Global Economics
38:23 - 39:24 (01:00)
Losing 5% of global crude supply due to the Ukraine war may have a significant impact on the global economy as energy demand is inelastic, potentially leading to a tripling in oil prices and a broadly global energy-induced depression.
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