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In the talk on gasoline subsidies, prof. Favennec reports that increasing the price of gasoline and decreasing subsidies could cause1 pointSocial unrestsCuts in supplies of gasolineShift of demands to dieselAll of the above

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In the talk on gasoline subsidies, prof. Favennec reports that increasing the price of gasoline and decreasing subsidies could cause1 pointSocial unrestsCuts in supplies of gasolineShift of demands to dieselAll of the above

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