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of a complete immediate stop of energy imports from Russia would be small, between 0.5% and 3% of GDP. Baqaee et al …
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. According to recent simulation studies, the demand-side effects of an energy embargo (coal, oil, natural gas) reduce GDP between … to act as swiftly as possible to ensure independence from Russian energy imports. In addition, Germany’s future energy …
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. According to recent simulation studies, the demand-side effects of an energy embargo (coal, oil, natural gas) reduce GDP between … to act as swiftly as possible to ensure independence from Russian energy imports. In addition, Germany’s future energy …
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. According to recent simulation studies, the demand-side effects of an energy embargo (coal, oil, natural gas) reduce GDP between … to act as swiftly as possible to ensure independence from Russian energy imports. In addition, Germany’s future energy …
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the back of high energy prices. If the EU were to ban imports of energy from Russia, or if Russia itself limits or stops …
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