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"economic cost" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to the amount of money that must be spent to produce something, or the amount of money that will be lost if you don't do something. For example, "The economic cost of producing this product was too high, so we had to find another option."
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But the potential economic cost is huge.
But these have an economic cost.
Then there is the economic cost.
We should consider the economic cost, too.
Regional divisions come at a high political and economic cost.
The economic cost of such damage is substantial.
The euro survives, but at immense economic cost.
The economic cost is instead imposed on society.
There was also, he said, an economic cost.
You're a little theatrical when you exaggerate the economic cost.
The war's economic cost seems to be bearable.
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