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The airline industry and the oil industry are an example of interrelated markets. This means that a change in the price of oil _____ the price of airline tickets. is not related to does not change influences
The airline industry and the oil industry are an example of interrelated markets. This means that a change in the price of oil influences the price of airline tickets.
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The airline industry and the oil industry are an example of interrelated markets. This means that a change in the price of oil influences the price of airline tickets.
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