Sunny Priyan
Terrorist attacks can disrupt key infrastructure like ports, airports, and transportation networks, causing delays and increasing costs in global trade.
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From time to time, countries and businesses increase security costs and other measures to protect against terrorism, raising operational costs and affecting profit margins.
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Terrorism triggers economic instability, eroding investor confidence and causing market volatility, which can lead to capital flight and reduced foreign investment.
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Terrorist attacks, especially in popular tourist destinations, lead to significant declines in tourism, reducing revenue from travel, hospitality, and related services.
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The risk of terrorist attacks drives up insurance premiums for businesses, especially in high-risk regions, further escalating costs in global trade.
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Post-attack reconstruction diverts funds from development to rebuilding, hindering growth and creating long-term financial strain in affected regions.
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