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Well-being and war's end
The article argues that citizens’ welfare could become a decisive factor in whether wars continue or end, particularly in Western countries when a war lasts more than a year and living standards decline. Governments then have to balance funding the front lines against maintaining a basic level of public welfare. The article points to U.S. elections, saying that voters cast their ballots based on their own living conditions, and that the decline in Americans’ well-being since the U.S.–Iran war began in February helped widen the Democrats’ gains.
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