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Figure 9a shows the number of global reported disasters between 1990 and 2017. It also shows the economic costs associated with the reported disasters. Figure 9b – ... show full transcript
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From Figure 9a, it is evident that the number of disasters did not show a consistent trend from 1990 to 2017. The lowest number recorded was around 2010, while there was a significant increase in reported disasters between 2008 and 2012. The economic costs associated with these disasters fluctuated significantly, with costs ranging from approximately 200 billion, illustrating a correlation between the number of disasters and their economic impact.
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In Figure 9b, various types of disasters in 2017 are represented with their occurrences, number of deaths, and economic costs. Notably, the data shows that droughts, floods, and storms including hurricanes accounted for a significant portion of the occurrences. The economic costs associated with these unique disaster types reflect their severity and impact on populations and economies.
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