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The 1973 Oil Crisis.
It defends the interests of the one percent, the capitalist class.
they make us spend the money that our economy gained to clean it up.
Trade deficit, rising oil prices, declining value of the US dollar, and the war on terrorism are all factors of the economy.
Its HUGE for ANY economy and if MORE people were one the financial problem would be no more!
Oil's sales represent a large portion of Mexico's federal budget income (US$50 billion or almost 21% of the federal budget revenues for 2010). Without such income, Mexico's government would have a much diminished role, lacking resources for social programs or infrastructure.
It makes the US economy worse and the US militarymore weak.
Oil's sales represent a large portion of Mexico's federal budget income (US$50 billion or almost 21% of the federal budget revenues for 2010). Without such income, Mexico's government would have a much diminished role, lacking resources for social programs or infrastructure.
When oil runs short the price will skyrocket. Oil is a very important commodity in our economy. The higher the price rises the slower our economy will grow. At some point the economy will shrink. Capitalism does not work on a shrinking economy. Global meltdown will be the consequence - unless we find a replacement for oil by that time.
Oil is the life blood of our economy. Without oil we would revert back to life as it was in the 17th century.
Governments help ensure that the economy continually grows. A growing economy means that fewer people rely on government assistance to survive.
The US is interconnected with other parts of the world. Therefore, when our economy is doing poorly it reflects on the economies of other countries as well.