1973 oil crisis - Tehran Price Agreement of 1971
Time: Sunday Feb 14, 1971
Place: Tehran, Iran
Details: Under the Tehran Price Agreement of 1971, the posted price of oil was increased and, due to a decline in the value of the US dollar relative to gold, certain anti-inflationary measures were enacted.
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