The Economic Price of War

Uses long-run cross-country evidence to quantify how war intensity reshapes output, productivity, prices, and trade.

Economic growthPodcast episodeexpertconsumer pricesgrowth effectshistorical datainflation dynamicsinternational tradeproductivity

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• Hoover Institution · 2026-04-08

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