Diesel, the fuel that drives the economy and agriculture of much of the world, has reached record prices as the war in the Middle East is prolonged, which has dismayed the candidates of the Republican Party of the United States, who contemplate resorting to extreme measures that, according to economists, would only increase the harm to consumers.
Diesel, the fuel that drives the economy and agriculture of much of the world, has reached record prices as the war in the Middle East is prolonged, which has dismayed the candidates of the Republican Party of the United States, who contemplate resorting to extreme measures that, according to economists, would only increase the harm to consumers.