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The Iran war has cost the average U.S. household the equivalent of almost $2,000, and the energy portion goes up $50 a week, top economist says

Published by Fortune · United States 2 h ago

The tally includes $1,100 in higher energy prices, $540 in higher interest rates and $360 in military costs.

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