Conspiracy to Prevent Depression

[Macroman]

We all know that there is a global fuel price problem and the ever so close world depression.

I have a theory that the high cost of petrol is done by the governments to prevent a world depression. If the fuel prices are high people try and spend less on other things.


It is believed that the Australian government is raising interest rates and fuel prices so people spend less.

I don't know what conclusion to draw from this but I think its got to do with a world depression. If people keep spending and spending.

 

[lmao runescape]

You're an idiot...it's mostly got to do with wealthy oil company owners who want to be more and more richer.

 

[ninjanoob]

Do not call people names for expressing their opinion. Just say what you think about the topic; not the person.

 

[†Tysonâ€Â]

Hmm i think the petrol prices are mainly rising because the business's wanna cash in by saying that they only have a limited supply of petrol since its a natural resource. But i don't really pay attention to anything about petrol, i just know that it sucks every time i go to fill up my car .

 

[Fouisgras]

The government in america is openly investigating multi-billion dollar hedge-funds believed to be in use for the purpose of price-fixing gas prices. The government isn't assisting in this problem. Sorry, bud.

 

[juvenilepunk]

Theres one word to answer everything about depression, money, debt, oil.
That one word is greed.

 

[david123]

You're an idiot...it's mostly got to do with wealthy oil company owners who want to be more and more richer.

first of all ur the stupid one stop looking at one side of a picture and look outside the box. Look back at the great depression of 1929. What happened? people were spending like crazy until finally the market crashed the Canada and us were in a great state of depression. No one really knows how to get out of a depression so we try to avoid it. The only recent time we had a depression was in 1929 and WW2. Since most of the people had invested their money in the stock market, many were left without homes and suffered poverty and other economical issues. Now Australia is raising interest rates and it's what banks all over the world do to stop people from spending, as higher interest rates influences less spending. When a market is in a depression banks lower interest rates to raise the influence of spending and hence bring the country to a normal economical state.