He quantifies the economic fragility claim with a 10-20% energy decline interpreted as a near-depression magnitude decline in GDP.
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He quantifies the economic fragility claim with a 10-20% energy decline interpreted as a near-depression magnitude decline in GDP.
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"Quite literally, when you look at the data, a 10 % fall in energy means a 10 % fall in GDP. That's as big..."
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