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How (do) hurricanes affect the economy of United States of America?

Every year when the winter is coming(comes), some states in USA are in stage of emergency by(because of the hurricane season) a hurricane that hurts their city(cities) that(and) destroys all that is his(in its) way. The USA years(Years) ago (the USA) was hurt by tree(three) of the most powerful hurricanes of the history that(which were) are Katrina, Wilma and Rita. This(These) hurricane(hurricanes) affects(affected) the economy of the country with property damage, unemployment and (the destruction of the) oil industries(industry). Every year, hurricanes destroy homes and property. Only one hurricane causes millions of dollars in damage to housing and other buildings. Many of these structures finish completely demolished so they will have to be cleaned up and them(then) rebuilt(.) that(That) is and(an) extremely costly process because (it) take(takes) time and money. After the damage of buildings becomes(comes) the unemployment (issue) that is the effect of the many office(offices) and industries that the hurricane(hurricanes) demolished(demolish), so the people who worked(work) at (those) businesses that are destroyed or even temporally shut down (become unemployed). Unemployment also hurt(hurts) the local economy because they will not spend in the same way and this lack of spending can also lead to even more businesses closing and make(promote) more unemployment. The oil(oil) industries(companies) are included in the way of hurricanes(,) (which) sometimes destroy oil rigs, refineries and pipe lines. Oil companies will them(then) have to partially halt production and make repairs and the result is higher prices for gas and fuel(.) and the(The) increased(increase) of price affect(affects) the costs of many good(goods) and services they used(use) every day. The amount of damage hurricanes (leave on their path) causes negative effects on the US economy. The number of annual hurricanes is on the rise and will be more damage(damaging) each year.