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Economy is supposed to mean the stabilization of resources in a country. As of now, the term economy means being unstable or anarchy. The economy is struggling daily causing everyday living difficult for civilization. The deprivation of oil, the decrease of care towards the environment, and the possible recession of the United States of America economy is what keeps the economy very unstable. Currently, this is the worst that it has ever been and it does not look like change is in the horizon. The constant loss oil is one thing that definitely does not have change in its future.
Almost daily on the news, the loss of oil is announced like the weather. The constant loss of oil affects almost all of everyday living; it affects the prices of gas and fuel. The higher the gas prices the less people drive and they are forced to pay more for transportation. As a result to low oil, the prices of fuel also sky rocket causing traveling by air plane to take the same rise in prices. Also the......

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