Does anyone else believe that gas prices that fluctuate daily is an indicator of an unstable economy. I understand that gas pricess go up and down, but lately they've been changing every day. I love in Miami and over past few days prices have gone from $3.19 to $3.29 to $3.22 in three days at the same gas station and this trend has occurred at every gas station that I've driven by in the same timeframe.
While I know there are a plethora of metrics that indicate the stability or instability of a given economy, gas is one that's so ubiquitous that it has to be a major indicator like food and housing prices.
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