Long lines and gasoline shortages during the 1970s can be attributed completely to the decision by OPEC to raise crude oil prices.

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While the decision by OPEC to raise crude oil prices was a significant factor, the long lines and gasoline shortages during the 1970s were also caused by other factors such as U.S. government policies on price controls, panic buying, and reduced refinery output, making the situation not solely attributable to OPEC's actions.

Long Lines and Gasoline Shortages During the 1970s Can Be