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The Independent | March 29, 2026
Worries About Global Economic Pain Deepen as the War in Iran Drags On
U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iran have darkened the outlook for the world economy. Professor Christopher Knittel shares his projections for implications.
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$900 a Year: That's How Much Climate Change Costs the Average U.S. Household
Professors Catherine Wolfram, Kimberly Clausing, and Christopher R. Knittel write about the already-felt costs of climate change across the U.S.