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Old 10-18-2007, 07:51 AM   #18
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Originally Posted by Janett_Reno
Money can control decisions. This means Democrats also and this is a downside of politics. High oil prices hurt our economy and so does a low dollar. You are right in that China, Russia and India with the population and consumption has helped push prices up. This is not the only reason.
Sure there has also been speculation but that is an ebb and flow, not a constant uptick, in fact sometimes the speculation will push prices the other way.

Absolutely high oil prices hurt our economy, who's ever said differently? So what are the other reasons that the big boogey-man has done?

How does a low dollar necessarily hurt our economy?

Care to actual put some thought behind these koskid posts?
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