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Rockets and Feathers Explains Why Gas Prices Go Up Faster then They Come Down
Submitted by Sam Cass  (bestcashcow.com)

Ever wonder why gas prices seem to rocket up when oil prices rise, sometimes rising a few cents in a day, but then take forever to come back down? A theory called Rockets and Feathers explains why...

Article | Updated Aug 1, 2008 | Views: 45 | Comments: 0
Tags: gas prices

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Benefiting from Rising Gas Prices?
Submitted by ktexas  (www.bloomberg.com)

Americans drove about 20 billion fewer miles during the first four months of 2008, down 2.1 percent from a year earlier. Who may gain from this? Progressive. Fewer miles driven is translating to...

Article | Submitted Jul 9, 2008 | Views: 67 | Comments: 1 
Tags: gas prices, auto insurance industry, progressive

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GM is speeding up Volt production to shift focus away from its problems
Submitted by ktexas  (news.yahoo.com)

There are rumors that GM is rushing to finish the production version of its Chevy Volt and is planning to unveil a showroom-ready model of the plug-in hybrid in September. GM is racing Toyota to...

Article | Submitted Jul 8, 2008 | Views: 68 | Comments: 1 
Tags: toyota, gm, auto industry, gas prices, plugin hybrids, car technology

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House Hunting in the Age of $4.00 Gas
Submitted by Sol Nasisi  (www.boston.com)

It can cost $500 or more in gas to commute to work. Those with long and now expensive commutes are starting to rethink where they live and buy their homes. Another impact of high gas prices.

Article | Submitted Jun 22, 2008 | Views: 84 | Comments: 0 
Tags: gas prices

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Gas Station Stops Accepting Credit Cards
Submitted by ktexas  (www.dailymail.com)

Even though this is just one station in West Virginia, it shows the impact of high credit card surcharges have on merchants. The credit card companies take about 2% to 3% of the purchases, and...

Article | Submitted Jun 16, 2008 | Views: 67 | Comments: 1 
Tags: credit cards, gas prices, credit card surcharges

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Speculators the Cause of the Recent Price Inflation?
Submitted by ktexas  (www.spiegel.de)

An in-depth article looking how commodity speculators are driving up prices and affecting ordinary people from around the world. There's a claim that most of the price increases are due to the...

Article | Submitted Jun 14, 2008 | Views: 121 | Comments: 1 
Tags: inflation, commodities, bubble, food prices, gas prices, speculators

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Hypermilers Push the Limits of Fuel Efficiency
Submitted by ktexas  (www.wired.com)

It's a game that some say started during the gas-rationing days of World War II and came back during the oil embargo of the 1970s. It's catching on again as fuel prices spiral out of sight, and...

Article | Submitted Jun 10, 2008 | Views: 125 | Comments: 1 
Tags: saving money, cars, gas prices, fuel efficiency

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Why oil prices will tank
Submitted by ktexas  (money.cnn.com)

Arguments that $4-a-gallon gas (or even higher) is here to stay are dead wrong. Housing's boom-and-bust cycle tells you why.

Article | Submitted Jun 9, 2008 | Views: 94 | Comments: 2 
Tags: economy, oil prices, energy industry, gas prices

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When Buying A Gas Guzzler Makes Sense
Submitted by ktexas  (online.wsj.com)

The gasoline-price-induced collapse of the sport-utility-vehicle market presents a quandary for consumers. With gas at $4 a gallon, SUVs no longer make affordable commuter vehicles. But at the same...

Article | Submitted Jun 6, 2008 | Views: 188 | Comments: 2 
Tags: suvs, personal finance, auto industry, gas prices, car purchases

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Drivers choose cars over trucks as auto sales plunge
Submitted by ktexas  (www.usatoday.com)

A passenger car unseated a pickup as the best-selling U.S. vehicle in monthly sales in the May industry sales figures out Tuesday. It's the first month that's happened since December 1992, Ford...

Article | Submitted Jun 4, 2008 | Views: 73 | Comments: 0 
Tags: auto industry, gas prices, ford, honda

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Bad news for Detroit is spelled MPG
Submitted by ktexas  (money.cnn.com)

Car buyers finally believe $4 gas is here to stay. The Big Three is scrambling to respond to demand for better fuel efficiency...and it will cost them. Hope the Big Three will keep up their...

Article | Submitted May 24, 2008 | Views: 88 | Comments: 0 
Tags: economy, auto industry, gas prices, car sales

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6 gas-saving myths
Submitted by ktexas  (money.cnn.com)

Sure you want to save gas, but there's a lot of bad advice on how to do it. Some of it makes no difference, and some of it can wind up costing you. One of them that surprised me was #2. Change...

Article | Submitted May 13, 2008 | Views: 213 | Comments: 1 
Tags: saving money, personal finance, gas prices

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U.S. gas: So cheap it hurts
Submitted by ktexas  (money.cnn.com)

Relatively low taxes have kept pump prices far below most other developed nations, which some say is precisely why the current runup is so painful. There is some evidence Europe's high gas taxes...

Article | Submitted May 2, 2008 | Views: 108 | Comments: 0 
Tags: taxes, oil, tax policy, gas prices, gas tax, the economy



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