The Economics of War — Part 2: Sanctions, Assets, and the Price of Confrontation
The sanctions war has cost both sides hundreds of billions of dollars — but those losses have been distributed unevenly. Europe paid an immediate price for its own decisions, while the West as a whole is earning more from frozen Russian reserves than is commonly acknowledged. The gap is narrow, yet Russia is not facing a single country but a coalition of the world's largest economies.


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