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How energy shortages really affect the economy
Many people expect energy shortages to lead to high prices. This is based on their view of what “running out” of oil might do to the economy. In this post, I look at historical data surrounding inadequate energy supply. I … Continue reading
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Tagged debt bubble, high oil prices, oil prices, wage disparity, World War I
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