Gas prices.
https://www.automotive-fleet.com/330282/gasoline-prices-stabilize-at-2-84-per-gallon From the article; "The West Coast is probably seeing the most significant impact based on gas prices increases,...
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goducks10 wrote:You don't have to fully have zero $$ in your wallet before you slow down on your spending. You don't have to fully run out to have a shortage of $$. Same with an oil company.
Can someone explain how a so called shortage drives up prices when the shortage isn't causing gas stations to run out of gas? I haven't heard about any stations rationing. So it's not really a shortage, it's just a decline in production which has zero effect on supply until the supply is less than the demand.
I call BS.
