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How Oil Price Uncertainty, Not Just High Prices, Shapes Economic Decisions

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By Abdul Abiad, Irfan Qureshi
| adb.org
When energy supplies are disrupted, as they have been by the ongoing conflict in the Strait of Hormuz, we often treat high oil prices as the primary source of risk. And rightly so—transport, utilities, groceries, and production all become more expensive when oil prices jump. But it is not just the level of prices that matters; not knowing where prices will go next also causes trouble.
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Learning losses

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By Abdul Abiad
| The Himalayan Times.com Verified
Blogs ABDUL ABIAD By ABDUL ABIAD Published: 12:55 pm May 25, 2021 THT logo BLOG SURF KATHMANDU, MAY 24 When COVID-19 emerged as a global threat in early 2020, the economic consequences of necessary lockdown measures were an early concern. That was closely followed by concerns about the impact of school closures. It wasn't just because of the toll on parents working from home with young children.
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Inadequate learning, loss of earnings: The staggering cost of school closures in Asia

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By Abdul Abiad, Elisabetta Gentile, Rhea Molato Gayares, Milan Thomas
| Dawn Verified
If safe re-opening and remedial actions are not prioritized, Asia’s students will bear the long-term costs of this pandemic. When Covid-19 emerged as a global threat in early 2020, the economic consequences of necessary lockdown measures were an early concern. That was closely followed by concerns about the impact of school closures. It wasn’t just because of the toll on parents working from home with young children.
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