Viewed from the perspective of a U.S. beef farmer, gasoline price variability can be viewed as a source of

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An increase in gasoline costs leads to an increase in transportation costs for livestock and feed, which results in an increase in the cost of corn - the primary feed ingredient for beef cattle. Therefore, gasoline price variability affects the supply side of the beef industry, as it increases the cost of producing beef.

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