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oil dependency is a two-way street
From time to time, we hear talk of how the U.S. is supposedly at the mercy of Middle Eastern nations. Given the oil shock of ’73 and the nervousness about gas prices since then, it would be tempting to imagine that this popular idea is true. Not so. After the first round of oil troubles, [...]
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economic news and commentary for today
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Republican debate, 3: Ron Paul’s use of reasoning vs. Rick Perry’s attempt at physical intimidation