Iran war costs US households $860 more in higher energy prices, economist says
The United States has been involved in a war with Iran, which has had economic effects on American households. Gas and diesel prices have risen as a result, costing U.S. households an estimated $780 each since the conflict began. Overall, Americans have paid roughly $100 billion in additional fuel costs due to the war.
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Iran War Day 192: Americans Have Paid Over $100 Billion in Higher Energy Costs Since War Began
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