> but the countries that are able to avoid damage or rebuild first would see economic growth similar to the post WW2 economic boom. Those countries will be eve

> but the countries that are able to avoid damage or rebuild first would see economic growth similar to the post WW2 economic boom. Those countries will be even better off by securing a supply large enough to ship to countries which fail to address the problem . We aren't in 1945 anymore. Economies are interconnected to such a degree that a problem somewhere means a problem everywhere