El Niño doesn't just cause immediate disruption — it depresses the growth trajectory for years. Using six decades of data, the Peterson Institute quantifies the damage: between $700 billion and $3 trillion in global losses, depending on severity and policy response. The mechanism is compounding — resources diverted to real-time crisis response reduce the investment that drives future growth. The gap between the figures? The result of choices available now.
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