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Contributing Factors to Excessive Gas Prices

money.cnn.com — It's hard to imagine now, but in 1999 gasoline sold for 90 cents a gallon. How'd we get from there to $4 a gallon? There is no short answer - many things happened, and together they formed a chain of events from cheap gas to $100 tankfuls.

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  • Minarchian, on 05/20/2008, -0/+1Not a mention about the huge devaluation of the dollar caused by the Federal Reserve, which is at the heart of the high cost of most everything.

    I can't take this person serious.

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