Global recession blamed on rising fuel costs and stagnant wages.
The article explains why there was high inflation and unemployment in the 1970s. By looking at how supply and demand interact in the global economy, the researchers found that rising costs of materials and stagnant wages were major factors. They also discovered that the increase in oil prices since 1973 played a big role in the worldwide recession. Different countries responded differently to these challenges based on their unique economic structures, especially in how wages are set.