The Economic Impacts Of Terrorist Attacks.
The Economic Impacts Of Terrorist Attacks
Harry W. Richardson, et al
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(School of Policy, Planning and development and the Department of
Economics at the University of Southern California), and James E. Moore
II (Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering and the Department
of Civil Engineering and School of Policy, Planning and Development at
the University of Southern California), The Economic Impacts Of
Terrorist Attacks is an ground-breaking study of the extensive damage
done to the American economy as a result of terrorism with a particular
focus on the attacks in 2001. Introducing readers to a wealth of
informed and informative statistics and facts concerning the direct and
indirect economic impact of the terrorist attack on the world trade
center, The Economic Impacts Of Terrorist Attacks also draws upon and
presents information from and about American seaports, highways,
airports, electric power infrastructure, and the differences in effect
between natural disasters and the terrorist attacks upon the general
economy. The Economic Impacts Of Terrorist Attacks is very highly
recommended to students of politics, economics, and the present
"war on terrorism Terrorist acts and the threat of Terrorism have occupied the various law enforcement agencies in the U.S. government for many years. The Anti-Terrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act of 1996, as amended by the usa patriot act ".
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