Next time you fill up your tank, remember that $10 to $25 is going right from your pocket to the financial sector.
Gasoline prices have been falling in recent weeks, but they're still close to their five-year high after climbing steeply for three years. For every penny increase at the pump, $1.4 billion per year leaves our collective pockets, creating a drag on the sluggish “recovery.” Where does it go and what caused the price explosion at the pump?
How Wall Street Drives Up Gas Prices -- Ripping Us Off and Killing Jobs | Digg Business: CLICK FOR MORE..
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