Counting the Cost of Terrorism
Below are estimates of the economic impact of the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001 and the potential impact of a dirty bomb.
April 1, 2005—Direct and indirect costs of Sept. 11 terrorist attacks:
$83 Billion
Cost of 143,000 lost jobs in New York City: $2.8 Billion
Losses incurred by the insurance industry: $58 Billion
Cost of complying with maritime security mandates introduced by the United States: $8 Billion
$83 Billion
Cost of 143,000 lost jobs in New York City: $2.8 Billion
Losses incurred by the insurance industry: $58 Billion
Cost of complying with maritime security mandates introduced by the United States: $8 Billion
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