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Topic	Gas prices are one of the most ridiculous things driving the political narrative
Billyionaire 07/02/22 2:15:58 PM #33:	pNaught posted... How much of one's personal budget is gas realistically taking up? Certainly less that 10%. Less than 5% It's not just the baseline price of gasoline that puts a strain on your budget. Gasoline is central to the consumerist economy. If a trucking company must now pay more for gasoline needed for transporting goods to your local grocery store, then that extra cost is first passed to the producer of the goods, then ultimately to the consumer. --- $ex <cite>Billyionaire posted [p:966284741] in Gas prices... [t:80079700]...</cite> <quote>pNaught posted... </cite> <quote>How much of one's personal budget is gas realistically taking up? Certainly less that 10%. Less than 5%</quote>It's not just the baseline price of gasoline that puts a strain on your budget. Gasoline is central to the consumerist economy. If a trucking company must now pay more for gasoline needed for transporting goods to your local grocery store, then that extra cost is first passed to the producer of the goods, then ultimately to the consumer. --- $ex</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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