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In 1983 oil prices in texas fell from $34 to $10 per barrel causing oil firms to struggle to stay in business which ultimately led to many Texans losing their jobs this period o…

In 1983 oil prices in texas fell from $34 to $10 per barrel causing oil firms to struggle to stay in business which ultimately led to many Texans losing their jobs this period o…
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In 1983 oil prices in texas fell from $34 to $10 per barrel causing oil firms to struggle to stay in business which ultimately led to many Texans losing their jobs this period of great profits followed by a sharp decline is known as

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Deflation is what this is
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Deflation is when the prices dropped and sorry to you fellow texans of 1983 that lost their jobs

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