Hurricane "Aileen" Or Blow Away $35 Billion &Nbsp; Half Of New York'S Annual Budget.

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Hurricane Aileen $35 Billion

Hurricane

"Aileen" threatens the United States of America. It is expected that its route is densely populated and its coastal mansions are lined up, and it is the economic and industrial hub of the United States.

Experts predict that if the "Aileen" causes enormous damage, the economic loss will be astronomical, possibly up to 35 billion US dollars (about 223 billion 500 million yuan), which is equivalent to half of the annual budget of New York.

Wind power is stronger than 100 years or affects more than 65 million people.

Reported that the hurricane "Aileen" strong wind is seen as a hundred years, will be widely distributed in Washington, New York and Boston, the affected population or more than 65 million.

Many experts predict that the damage caused by this storm is amazing. As far as the economic loss is concerned, it depends on the area and speed of Aileen.

The statistician is more pessimistic. He reckons that if Aileen carries a strong wind of 160 kilometers per hour to sweep Manhattan, the worst case is the economic loss of US $35 billion. Even if the hurricane passes only within 80 km of Manhattan, the loss will reach US $10 billion (about 63 billion 860 million yuan).

According to reports, University of Colorado professor Berek and insurance company ICAT used computer to simulate the power of "Aileen", and compared with the 27 severe storms since 1913, calculated "Aileen" or caused 4 billion 700 million US dollars (about 30 billion yuan).

Economics

Losses, including damage to houses, cars, infrastructure and other buildings, have not yet been added to the loss of restaurant shops and the cancellation of flights.

Blows route output accounts for 16% of the United States.

Moodie economist, said, "

Aileen

The big cities that blow up will include New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Baltimore and Washington, which account for 16% of the national gross national product and 14% of the employed population.

He said: "if the disaster is heavy, making the United States east stop production for several days, it will have a significant impact on the US economy in August."

But he believes that reconstruction will be able to compensate for the loss of output value in the coming months.

The US insurance assessment company AIR Worldwide said yesterday that "Aileen" had recently hit the Caribbean region and the Bahamas, with an insurance loss of up to 1 billion 100 million dollars (about 7 billion 20 million yuan).