When a war breaks out in the Middle East and causes an oil shock, what makes the shock so costly to deal with?
A) There is uncertainty on how long the war will last.
B) The shock is unexpected.
C) Many countries experience the shock at the same time.
D) Agricultural productivity plummets.
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