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Gas Prices effect on service industry
Retail gasoline prices were almost 40% higher on Memorial Day 2011 than in 2010. According to a recent study by the AAA- The share of expected spending has moved significantly towards fuel costs at the expense of shopping and entertainment. * The graph below illustrates what this means for local communities. Shopping Dining Entertainment and Retail 21% 17% 31% Less Money for Less Waitstaff Lost opportunities for Downtown Artists, Musicians. Hours and Tips and Creatives Businesses CO2 Heavier Dependence on Foreign Oil Higher Carbon Emissions More Fossil Fuel Consumption Source- A Mamorial Day 2011 Travel Forecast, Prepared for the American Automobile Association by IHS Global Insight May 19th 2011
Gas Prices effect on service industry
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In April of 2011 the American Automobile Association released a report forecasting the effect of high fuel prices on Memorial Day 2011. Without viable transportation alternatives the graphic shows th...
at when travelers pay more for gas they pay less for entertainment, food and other services which make up the only jobs left in many rural tourist destinations.
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