A threat by regional powers to expel Qatar from the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) has sparked fears that the group could be disbanded. A complete breakup of the GCC seems highly unlikely but, even if we are wrong, there are good reasons to think that the economic fallout would not be too damaging.
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