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| Market Fuel Costs
| Thursday, September 08, 2011 |
Markets have increased 16% since Aug 2010
Fuel prices plays a major factor when looking into bottom line cost of goods sold, looking back to 2010 the price from last year has increased almost 16% and the increase is not being paid for by producers. The US Labor department is focusing on offsetting these consumer costs which would leave consumers with more money to spend on discretionary items which in turn drive the economy into an upward climb.
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