Who Else Is Feeling The Eyjafjallajökull Effect? -- Elizabeth Dickinson, Foreign Policy
As Eyjafjallajökull leaves skies over Europe at least partially shut down today, the economic devestation is adding up. But as analysts are quickly realizing, harm to the airline industry, estimated at $200 million per day, is just the beginning of the mess. The least noticed losers, in fact, are not in Europe at all. They're the many industries that rely on Europe as a market for delicate or perishable products. Here are just a few, and the estimated costs of the airline shut-down:
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