What were some economic factors of the Cuban missile crisis?

During the Cuban Missile Crisis, economic factors played a significant role in both U.S. and Soviet strategies. The U.S. imposed a naval blockade on Cuba, which aimed to prevent Soviet shipments of military supplies, impacting Cuba's economy heavily reliant on imports. Additionally, the economic pressures of maintaining military readiness and the costs associated with the crisis strained both superpowers' economies. The crisis highlighted the influence of military expenditures on national budgets and the potential for economic repercussions in the event of escalation.